Jay,
Much like the Onan/Cummins propane RV gensets, the diesel units draw cooling
air from below, and the exhaust exits either below or to the bottom side.
I service a repeater site that utilizes the model you describe and it sits on
pretty beefy stand. I’ve also seen many of the propane models
Wrenches,
Anybody using Outback nano-carbons like the Energycell RE, in off-grid
residential applications. What’s the good, bad, and ugly with these.
Thanks,
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Jay, I’ve had really good luck with the Cummins RS22. In fact it’s the only
propane generator I will use unless it’s for a small system, then I specify
Honda ’s with a propane conversion from GenConnect. Half a dozen RS22’s with
enclosures and maybe a dozen without, placed in buildings. No probl
They do have a battery charger that requires a 120V circuit, and it does draw
more than one would like. I run a circuit over and install a tiny battery
tender rather than use the factory charger. With a good starter battery and a
weekly exercise cycle of thirty minutes, I have found that my indo
Yes, the Cummins technician that commissions our generators insists that
locations with consistent low’s below 15F require the coolant heater. All but
two of my installs(outdoor) have omitted connecting the heater, and have seen
some brief sub-0 temperatures but generally average mid-30s. One of
.
>
> Are you all saying the build in AC/shore power charger is extremely
> inefficient?
>
> Jay
>
>
>
> On Apr 9, 2018, at 1:46 PM, Michael Morningstar <mailto:mjmornings...@gmail.com>> wrote:
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>> Yes, the Cummins technician that commissions our
arging source?
>> What size interconnect cables were used?
>> Was it a bus system?
>> Absorb with End Amps was turned on?
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
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>> On May 10, 2018, at 4:41 PM, Michael Morningstar > <mailto:mjmornings...@gmail.com&
Replacing old SW’s has accounted for about half of my work load for the last
two or three years. When my clients have limited means and a single SW4024, I
install a MS4024 w/conduit box, and leave everything else intact. Often, when
dealing with really remote sites, I can have the client send me
William,
When one is doing a lot of bending of rigid conduit, where the finished length
of pipe needs to be determined, after all bends are made, and threading happens
first due to bends interfering with the threading machine, one develops a DOPE
sheet. The term being borrowed from long distanc
t;
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> From: RE-wrenches <mailto:re-wrenches-boun...@lists.re-wrenches.org>> On Behalf Of
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Well,
I have been considering retrying XW’s. I too dropped Xantrex over a decade a
go. I had a good run for a while with a hundred or two, FX’s, then a high
frequency of failures and poor customer service led to me to Magnum and
probably a hundred relatively problem free systems and then sudden
Bill,
I’ve installed dozens of mountain top systems starting just North of you, and
spreading from the coast to the Nevada border and up into Central Oregon. Fire
lookouts, Repeaters, Cell towers, ect…. Cascade and Coastal Cement. I count on
arrays at 60 degrees getting entombed in snow and ice
William,
I wish I didn’t know what you are talking about. I too have encountered missing
parts and have dealt with the crappy shunt. I switched to purchasing pre-wired
power centers built by a company in Mount Shasta. They will accommodate my
requests for small deviations from standard layout.
weak cell signal.
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Michael Morningstar
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Put the loads on contractors, control the contractors with adjustable time
delay relays. Stagger the timing.
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For small propane generators: Honda eu7000i w/propane conversion from GenConnex
and 2 wire start kit from GenLine. I’ve installed a couple dozen. 4-8k hours
life expectancy. Correct jet is a must for altitudes over 5.5k. Alternators are
a bit weak so I install a NOKO that’s plugged into the gene
o
>>>> install as there is. Incredible life and reliability. We do not need a
>>>> genset here but many of my clients use these.
>>>>
>>>> Dave Angelini Offgrid Solar
>>>> "we go where powerlines don't"
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That Isuzu-Stamford-Deap Sea mating has been time tested and proven by other
manufactures. Growers run them nearly continuously for years and years. Perfect
for off-grid.
> On Mar 4, 2020, at 4:07 PM, Matthew Sherald wrote:
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I like the Yamaha's from US Carburation. My personal genny has 6,000 hours on
it. Adjusted the valves at 3K and run SeaFoam once in awhile. A client of mine
put almost 8k on his. The Onan's are good too.
On Feb 21, 2014, at 1:52 PM, Mac Lewis wrote:
> Hello wrenches,
>
> I am looking for sugge
I believe that with the transformer scenario, you will still have a secondary
output with a 120 degree phase angle. Stacked inverters don't like that. Don't
ask me how I know . It's been almost twenty years since I've run into your
exact situation, and I remember experimenting with both open del
I've done just that with DC rated 24VDC relays intended for marine and heavy
equipment applications. No arcing while disconnecting SQFlexes under load.
On Apr 3, 2014, at 11:06 PM, Allan Sindelar wrote:
> Wrenches,
> For my own off grid home, I would like to add four 60-cell modules as a
> supp
Readily accessible is now defined in the 2014 NEC. Installing OCPD’s underneath
a module is a major faux paux, and I can’t imagine any AHJ thinking otherwise.
Having to remove a module in order to reset a breaker, what a drag.
"Capable of being reached quickly for operation, renewal or inspectio
EM7000is > Honda OEM remote cable/control box > Atkinson GSCM controller >
Outback AGS
Michael
On Dec 17, 2014, at 7:07 AM,
wrote:
> Anyone have a solid recommendation for interfacing a Honda EM7000is Gennie
> (Converted to propane) with Outback AGS?
>
> Thanks db
>
> Dan Brown
> Foxfire
lack of good help. Two weeks ago, a young client of mine’s wife insisted on
helping me wire their new barn. She grabbed two bundles of 1/2” emt, shouldered
them, and then squatted to pick up a box of fittings AND the cordless bandsaw.
She was awesome. She also grew up on a local ranch.
Michael
I've been using Cummins RS 22's, where a propane fuel source is dictated (my
preference is diesel). They are 20kw, liquid cooled, 1800rpm, and available
without enclosures and cost a little less than 10K. A little bit larger than
what we are talking about, and usually oversized for a lot of my a
I use DIN rail mount "feed through" terminal blocks. There's all kinds and you
will find some constructed such that no live parts exposed.
Michael
> On Aug 8, 2016, at 8:49 AM, Jason Szumlanski
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d to reach Schneider to speak about this to no avail. Great product,
not so great support.
Thanks in Advance,
Michael
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can get complicated.
> Jerry
>
> On Tue, Jun 29, 2021, 12:49 PM Michael Morningstar <mailto:mjmornings...@gmail.com>> wrote:
> Will this work?
>
>A friend has an off-grid property that is served by a Canyon Industries AC
> turbine w/ T&H controller. Output i
the relay/board?
Which board do I order and what is the best source?
Many thanks,
Michael
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at instead of a
> discrete relay.
> In AGS on the Mate3(s) just select Relay.
> I hope this helps sir.
> Take Care
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> Subject: [RE-wrenches] Radian Generator Relay
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ux relay
>
> Do both not work?
>
> Jay
>
>> On Sep 14, 2021, at 11:55 AM, Michael Morningstar
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>> Wrenches,
>>
>> I’ve got a Radian 8048/Mate 3S that no longer is activating the relay
>> responsible for generator starting.
his morning and after checking continuity of the wires again
> noticed that AGS was disabled.
>
> John Blittersdorf
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Wrenches,
Can anyone direct me to PV input breakers that are rated up to 600VDC that
would work in a Conext Distribution Panel? From what I can tell, Schneider only
offers breakers up to 160VDC.
Thanks,
Michael
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repeats this cycle endlessly until I
power off the LG battery.
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same? I do have extra cables, but I don’t keep an
inventory of spare Outback parts as we no longer install their equipment.
Thanks,
Michael
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Who makes the best cable ties, and which part number for under PV wire
management? I keep going back to past projects where I used quality
high-heat resistant UV rated Panduit and Burndy ties that became brittle.
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Am I missing something? Schneider has come up with a solution to the
discontinued SCP by using a tablet connected to the Insight's ethernet
port. In doing so, by utilizing that port it seems there is no longer a way
to make a wired connection to the internet.
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ontrol Panel (SCP)
> <https://solar.se.com/us/en/event/monitoring-with-tablet-solution-and-system-control-panel-scp/>
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Guarantee you EG4 won't be around in 5 years. Their retailers like
Signature and Sovereign Solar are a joke. Bet you they won't be around long
either. I think you will find more bad experiences than good.
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>> bottom with a required 6" minimum spacing on both the top and bottom.
>>
>> A 12kW Outdoor with 8x8 gutter and 1" offset nipples have worked great
>> for us.
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>> Aloha,
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ell. You would not want a grid delay
>>> if it were a utility. Still, they should be able to build in that logic I
>>> would think.
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omething that is ultra reliable and good take over in a situation where
the grid is no longer available.
Any suggestions or tips are appreciated.
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o do three 15's, *what's
>> the preferred combining method?* All that I can come up with is a custom
>> 400a panelboard w/ three 200a breakers.
>>
>> Price is not a consideration for this project. The new owners of this
>> property (which is plagued with outages) hav
Or
> Making all the cables the same length?
>
> Thx
>
> Jay
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> Jay,
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r table I can find?
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Mount Shasta, CA 96067
530-921-0560
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even complete. He's already had to dark
> start them several times, and now they won't even stay operational for more
> than a few minutes. The cheapo BMS lears its ugly head once again. All
> we're doing lately is fixing stuff less than 5 years old.
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(lucky me).
I'm just curious how rare or common LiFePO 4 explosions are? I've never
heard of one in the context of residential storage. This has me pretty
freaked out.
Michael Morningstar
Morningstar Electric Inc
PO Box 1494
Mount Shasta, CA 96067
530-921-0560
CSLB 1116835
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> Two days ago, one of my clients came home to find the d
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right, not to avoid litigation. Tell me of another RE company, or any
company for that matter that would respond this way.
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Michael Morningstar
Morningstar Electric Inc
PO Box 1494
Mount Shasta, CA 96067
530-921-0560
CSLB 1116835
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