That's a great idea. We have buss bar in our parts room. Good lesson on buss
bar sizing and install. Compare and contrast the two methods.
Thanks!
Jesse
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> On Aug 1, 2015, at 7:07 PM, "Tom at wagonmaker" wrote:
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> Jesse,
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> I’d also add a good buss bar connection syst
Jesse,
I’d also add a good buss bar connection system for your battery banks, maybe
even do one set of series/parallel connections (old way) across the bank and
one set of connections with the series strings interconnected through buss bars
rather than direct string to string. Much better batt
We now have a PV-direct water pump solution for pool pumps, Polaris vacuum
and well pumps up to 2 HP. The 1 HP solution is 4 250 watt panels into a device
that takes the DC and creates 208 3-phase. Replace the pump motor with a 208
motor and off one goes. The HP of the pump dictates the # of
You thinking IOU I think. The coops are exempt from these rules.
I was taking to the one of the head cheeses at the coop, who is a friend and
shall remain nameless.
Jesse
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> On Aug 1, 2015, at 1:13 PM, Rebecca Lundberg
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> Jesse,
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> This would be against cur
Good point on average numbers. Maybe that's what he meant, it isn't what he
said.
When I asked how many members were interconnected and produced over the 50%
number he said "one". Rules for problems that don't exist. With no rebates
given by the coops the chances anyone can find it feasible to
Jesse,
This would be against current MN state law. Who were you talking to?
They can say whatever they want, but that doesn't make it true. No
utilities in MN are exempt from net-metering, and except for when you are
trying to access a rare incentive program, you can install up to a 40 kW
system
Up here and Portland General Electric land and according to our net metering
laws we are allowed to produce as much energy as we consume in a years time.
March 1 is the annual trueout point. If you produces more than you consume
over the course of the year that extra power is lost to PGE. You
Anyone know if the Sunny Island's Frequency Shift Power Control only shifts the
frequency in the positive direction as indicated in the manual (ex. +1 Hz to 61
Hz for the fAC Start Delta). Or can it also shift the frequency down? I'm
getting 59 Hz output on a remote system and it's screwing with
What happens in July when most overproduce and in December when we are way
under production?
I think if they are talking averages it might be ok but otherwise it is a
problem.
Didn't co-op's used to be excluded from net metering anyway?
Just thinking,
Bob
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From: RE-wren
Hello all,
I was at a get together lastnight and was taking to one of the higher ups at my
electrical co-op. He informed me that effective now they will not allow any
member to interconnect a renewable energy system that has the potential to
create more than 50% of their monthly electrical usag
How 'bout a Tesla Powerwall? That way you can test it out first and let us know
how it goes :)
Got any flexible, multi-application thin film out there?
How about PV-direct water pumping? That's going to be a hot topic for us in
Cali. here pretty shortly.
Sounds like a great gig you have there.
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