August makes a good point. There really isn't much solid info on the
topic of dissimilar orientations.
In the experiments I've conducted using different orientations and tilts
on the same strings the production almost exactly matches the average
projected production across the orientations and til
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Hi all
There are a couple of principals here
1) NEVER NEVER PUT TWO STRINGS OF DIFFERENT ORIENTATION IN SERIES!!
2)The currents are dependent upon irradiance, which varies greatly.
3) The voltage and the Vmp is rather close for varying irradiance, and
therefore if forced non coincident orientation
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The correspondence below brings up a question I've been pondering... What
are the actual losses due to differing string orientations on a single
inverter? Are there significant differences between the major inverter
manufacturers? What if we have a very steep roof facing East - West, w
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