John,
If you can make up the cables in your shop, I've been
putting one of the handles of the BA hand crimper in the vice. You can
then put your all on the 'free' handle, much better for 4/0 magnalugs.
Out in the field it is a grunt for sure. Sorry no idea about electric.
Bill
Chad, what ballpark price for the Dewalt crimped. Does it handle 4/0 heavy
duty lugs. I’m getting too old for my hand crumper.
John Blittersdorf
On Sun, Feb 21, 2021 at 7:05 PM Chad Waits
wrote:
> We bought the DeWalt version not too long ago. Makes great crimps and much
> easier to work wit
We do it from time to time. Just run the numbers. Many clients demand 100%
offset and don't care about efficiency.
Resources:
https://floridasolardesigngroup.com/solar-electricity-output-based-on-tilt-and-orientation/
https://floridasolardesigngroup.com/can-i-put-solar-panels-on-my-north-roof-in
options.cgi/re-wrenches-re-wrenches.org
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We bought the DeWalt version not too long ago. Makes great crimps and much
easier to work with in tight spaces if you have too.
Well worth the money...
Chad Waits
President-Net Zero Solar
Cell: (520) 270-4873
On Sun, Feb 21, 2021 at 2:40 PM Chris Sparadeo
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> Hi all,
>
> I’m wondering i
Wrenches
Low pitch, close to the tropic of cancer with a reverse tilt it works, you
just need to consider the tilt to the south 15 degrees maybe, l have
customer all over Hawaii and some are north low pitch because we are south
of the tropic line the sun is actually in the north sky for a short par
Hi all,
I’m wondering if anyone has recommendations for an electric crimper tool
for battery lugs? I see that they can get expensive quickly, but a tool
that cuts down on the struggle is a tool worth considering.
Thanks in advance!
-Chris
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Kirk:
One word: PV-Watts. Or is that two words? Plug in your values and see
what you get. You can compare to any south facing scenario for reference.
William Miller
*From:* RE-wrenches [mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org] *On
Behalf Of *Kirk Herander, VSE
*Sent:* Sunday, Fe
Often can’t pick one’s roof so I’m not completely turned off to it any longer.
With some clients, peak use in the summer (perhaps nat gas for winter) turns
out that the north roof provides overall better offset of actual electric costs.
Obviously, the lower the roof slope the better.
Scot
All,
Apparently this is not necessarily a bad idea anymore (from what I recall some
pv gurus saying a few years back), relevant to latitude and pitch of the roof.
I have a client in Florida it might work for, and there in no room left on the
ground or other roofs. Anyone have a resource or rule
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