Hi Chris,
My answers appear below:
On 29-Dec-08, at 10:41 AM, Christopher Freitas wrote:
When you tested just the inverter without the generator running –
you stated that there was a noticeable flicker every 20 seconds –
THE GENERATOR WAS RUNNING, IT'S JUST THAT I TURNED OFF ALL THE LOADS
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This thread seems to have died ... somehow it got mixed in with the
"strings of different orientation" thread. If anyone has further
input I would very much appreciate it as I have to schedule a long
trip to remedy this and want to have as much ammunition as possible.
Again, to restate the
Mick,
referring to
there's not an auto-idle switch on that genset which may have
accidentally been set for auto, is there?
His generator was actually running in idle mode, operating the
household loads when I got there and the first thing I discovered was
that the voltage was ~90 volts co
s some work.
jay
peltz power
On Dec 26, 2008, at 8:43 PM, R Young wrote:
I'm having a problem with an Outback VFX3524 inverter installed on
an E-panel in a remote off-grid location. Voltage at the inverter
input terminals is fluctuating between 110 & 140+ volts
continuously.
I'm having a problem with an Outback VFX3524 inverter installed on an
E-panel in a remote off-grid location. Voltage at the inverter input
terminals is fluctuating between 110 & 140+ volts continuously. AC in
will not connect so batteries can't charge. Output voltage measured
at the inverte
Hello Wrenches
Do any of you stock dry charged lead acid batteries and commission
them as needed? If so, what are the advantages/disadvantages of doing
this aside from the obvious requirements for safe handling
procedures? I'm considering this as an option to reduce shipping cost
on large
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