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One question… Is DIY TOU arbitrage legal in CA? I have EV-TOU because of my EV pursuits; been charging my cars from 12>6AM for the last two years. I am an EV conversion guy, made myself a battery wall from regular old prismatic LiFeP04 cells taken out of EV's at 80% of original capacity...

What are the actual FINES if they catch you with unpermitted Solar in California? The ostensible reasons for permits, of course, are the risks; public safety, liability and insurance, resale value and/or liability when the house gets sold. Liability if your installation kills some unfortunate...

The App Store doesn't find it at all, and when I try to download it from AppAdvice, it says "currently not available in your country or region." I am in San Diego, CA USA. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks.

Hi, I am an electric car guy and I have a whole lot of 160 Ah prismatic LIFeP04 cells that have been removed from vehicles, with about 130 to 150 Ah capacity left in them. I am in San Diego and my peak rate is about $.64, and my super-off-peak rate is $.10. So I want to do arbitrage. No interest...

Part of this story is on another thread somewhere, but I thought it was important enough to get its own thread. In May I bought 40 x 420Ah cells on Alibaba from a Chinese company called Esare, for just over $6000. Seven week delivery… I tested every one… long story short, they tested to 230 to...