Hi Ray,
#1, I don't see any improvement. But then I find it rarely used anymore with
many small loads ( cell phone chargers etc), coupled with cyclic loads and 4
watt LED's etc.
Its got to be a really small system to have this be active.
I find that if people really want to use this that I'll wi
I have a couple of Outback questions. On my load analysis sheet, I
include 20 w x 24hr/ day for the inverter's no load draw.
In the past I had very poor luck with the search mode on most inverters,
and found that when I adjusted it so that it came on with efficient
lighting, that the no load dr
My all time favorite is "the Solar Electric Independent Home Book" by
New England Solar. Its dated at this point, but does the best job I've
seen of conveying the overall design philosophy and life style. Very
simple easy read.
R.Ray Walters
CTO, Solarray, Inc
Nabcep Certified PV Installer,
Definitely for learning
Thanks,
Jeremy
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On Aug 18, 2013, at 12:22 PM, Exeltech wrote:
> Jeremy,
>
> It depends on whether she's reading for enjoyment .. learning .. or both.
>
> To solve both, I recommend the CD (or is it DVD?) back is
Power With Nature by Rex and LaVonne Ewing, Pixyjack Press.
Entertaining and friendly read, but has all the essential tech info.
Dan Fink,
Executive Director;
Otherpower
Buckville Energy Consulting
Buckville Publications LLC
NABCEP / IREC accredited Continuing Education Providers
970.672.4342
Jeremy,
It depends on whether she's reading for enjoyment .. learning .. or both.
To solve both, I recommend the CD (or is it DVD?) back issues of Home Power
Magazine.
If she's reading for fun .. point her to Kathleen's past "Home and Heart"
columns. The world of off-grid living from a woman
I am looking for recommendations for some books that I could pass along to a
single gal that recently built a new home at which we have installed an Off
Grid PV system.
Thanks in advance !
Jeremy Rodriguez
All Solar
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