If you cut them during the day, under sunlight conditions it can do bad things
to the wire cutters.
Been there before,
Bob Ellison
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Several years ago I measured 1250-1280 consistently over 2 weeks between
16,000' - 18,000' in Tibet with my Daystar. Readings remain normal to this day
still, it's a great little meter. My research before I left on the trip
revealed that if one allows for a 1% gain in current per 1000' ASL you
Sounds like Lightening damage.. are any SPD deployed? Is it grounded properly? (Both System and Equipment). anything else in the neighborhood get fried? (phones, compooters, microwaves etc). Might be a good idea to meg out conductors to check for insulation damage.. good luckdbDan BrownFoxfire Ene
Rather than that, I leave a convenient pair of connectors disconnected, overlap
them by a few inches, and wrap them together with red tape. It is a pseudo
lockout. Everyone on my crew knows to ask and get explicit confirmation before
joining connectors wrapped like that.
I have to confess that
Hi gang,
I was at an off-grid site today and found damaged components. It's one of four
identical sites and the configuration is proven. But, at one of the sites,
there's some neighborhood opposition to the installation and I suspect
vandalism. The opposition results from the locals' fondnes
Mark,
As far as cutting the jumper for us nightowls, it is easy. Wait until dark.
The sun actually turns off every day!.
And for the new people on the block, polarity can still be determined after
dark. All you need is a microvolt to get polarity.
John
CV Solar
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Wrenches
My trusted Kohler dealer recently passed away and now that I don;t have a good
source of generators and service expertise to draw on, I am once again
entertaining the thought of selling the Generac Eco-Gen. Their PR makes it
sound like they have a great new generator for the off-grid
Short-circuiting should be OK for crystalline cells, but some thin film
manufacturers ask you not to do this. On the jumper-cutting, I agree
with the others that you probably shouldn't create arcs just for fun!
On 2012/9/17 23:50, Mark Frye wrote:
Wrenches,
True or False: In a nominal sort of
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