Not sure about your wind generator, but you only have 1200W of solar for a 840Ah battery. Even your generator at 25A into the battery would take quite a while to fully charge it if it was fully discharged. As for why the solar charge controller is not supplying more than 2A, I don't know.
Yes for the first
No for the second.
I really think the issue is that you never fully charged the battery. The difference between 40% and 99% is only about .6V
I would just put it back on a charger and wait until you are at about 14.2V to 14.4V.
Just an update with my Starlink "experience". Note: I have the V2. My speeds had actually been getting better the last month or so. But then about 3 weeks ago, the dish was rebooting at about 9:00pm every few nights (and taking about 10 minutes to get back on line). Just the dish was...
The biggest issue I have is that my "idle" consumption can be as low as 300 watts. So for example when the HVAC turns off, I would need to ensure that whatever inverter I am using can throttle back fast enough. From the posts here, it seems that can be an issue with any non-export inverter...
If they always assume this, then what's the issue? Point being a "true" grid-tie inverter won't/can't operate without the grid, but yet the electric company makes a big deal out having a "non-approved" one. And they don't seem to care about how many mechanical generators are sitting in your...
That is why I asked. At 10kWh per day, I can't see how it can pay for it's self in 3 years. Even at $.25 per kWh that is only $912 per year. $20K - 30% tax credit = $14K = 15 years ROI. Something does not compute. Even at 30kWh per day, it's still 5 years. (@ $.25kWh).