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Installed the new Jinko Solar panels, these are on right of photo, and 34V 10 Amps. Plan to use these to create a manual charging system for the Ni-Fe batteries.
@off_grid_living Wow, what happened here!? Did you upgrade your internet connection or was the high resolution image just an oversight? Anyways, I approve, looking good! :-)
I plan to use this extra 34V at 80 Amps for rainy or cloudy days, and for running an invertor straight off this system if that is possible? Does anybody know if you can run a 2000W invertor on 34 Volts (24 V system) using around 50 amps?
@off_grid_living 2000W on a 24V system ? Easily, I don't even think the Inverter would knock a sweat 😅
@off_grid_living 2000W on a 24V system ? Easily, I don't even think the Inverter would knock a sweat 😅
@lyse Haha 😂 I'm so blind I didn't even notice @off_grid_living had uploaded a high-res shot of his very nice look'n panaels 🤣
@lyse Haha 😂 I'm so blind I didn't even notice @off_grid_living had uploaded a high-res shot of his very nice look'n panaels 🤣
Yes hoping the manual charging system will restore my Ni-Fe batteries, I will charge them for 8 hours at 34V and 80 Amps, lots of water bubbling and H2 give off for sure, really kick the life out of them. No controlling of the system, no MPPT. Just plain charging.