I'll keep that in mind but I'll likely keep it, I can make good use of the additional MPPTS when I decide to add another array. I will be posting a TP6048 / LVX6048 eventually but I'll probably try to offload it on CL / marketplace first to make some more money...Ill be first on your list if you ever want to get rid of the ASF!
You can buy mineIll be first on your list if you ever want to get rid of the ASF!
you have a sickness friend. i see crypto mining in your future
If I had a reliable hardwired internet connection available I would probably already be dabbling in it.
I have one, but what do you think it'd do other than blow the monitor up? lol
Haha, I didn't intend to hook it up, just compare the cable.
Hopefully by the end of the month.
Great observation, I'll check next time I'm downstairs working. I hope not.also just curious is that entire thing painted underneath that ground?
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Looks to me that 4 gauge would easily fit.Got off my ass and went to check a couple things.
Cleaning of paint underneath ground is pretty piss poor in my opinion and I was easily able to loosen it, to easily...
This lead me to check the screws for AC and PV connections. Before and after tightening is what I'm showing if the picks load correctly, I'm irritated. I've never had an issue with the ASF, I honestly can't remember if I checked them before installation.
PSA - check connections for tightness.
6AWG THHN is no problem, it wouldn't fit with the insulation on. I don't have any 4AWG, actually I have some battery cable somewhere...
I can see the pics didn't load correctly, righty tighty, they will make sense.
Ps I put the hot in the neutral intentionally
It’s the same unitwould be interested in how your inverter compares to the SunGoldPower SPH10048P
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I'll double check, I'm pretty sure they are just tinned copper only crimped.
But the sungold is a victorniously looking blue
Looks like tinned copper wire.
Starlink. Had it for years, works out in the sticks in the USA, lol. I have 2 miners, and I just ordered 4 more, so 21kw of miners.If I had a reliable hardwired internet connection available I would probably already be dabbling in it.
Soon enough I'll have a lightbulb moment for making use off all the power available. Getting another indoor grow tent going is towards the top of my list, no I'm not referring to magic lettuce; username doesn't check out
So what's a miner cost and how much can you make in a day /miner. In other words, ROI?
This is a great question!
Well........ After the latest halving of bitcoin, not so much in return, lol. Cost is $250 a piece for the used older ones I bought. I use them to heat my shop in the winter so that is a added benefit to me. Right now if electricity cost is free (solar) mine will make $3.00 per day each.
Using it on and off as there is excess solar (which most of the winter there is not, I have currently made $550 dollars with the 2 miners I have, and heated my shop.
ahhh well all VGA display is 1-1 wired, in other words it's entirely "straight through" no pin crosses to different pin
At least the screw looks like it is welded into/onto the case? so that has good connection
hey not bad, I tell people that too, might as well run their computers in the winter because you're already heating the house and the "waste heat" is definitely better than spending money on only heat
lol...isn't that why they sell blue spray paint in various shades???But the sungold is a victorniously looking blue
No. The weather has been way to nice to be inside working.....
If it weren't for the dogs and girlfriend he would have already filled it in with the SV95S... You can program in a low voltage or low SOC (if using comms) to switch to grid, you can also program back to inverter / battery setpoints.
