Think over the day was like 37 or 38kwh? First and last hour built up to about 100watts, self sufficient about 2 hours into the day.How much did you produce in that time??
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Think over the day was like 37 or 38kwh? First and last hour built up to about 100watts, self sufficient about 2 hours into the day.How much did you produce in that time??
Im hoping to get that in summer……Think over the day was like 37 or 38kwh? First and last hour built up to about 100watts, self sufficient about 2 hours into the day.
I know during the summer/autumn i was checking the roof late in the evenings and i was still get full sun at around 8pm……no shading at all, but never checked in the mornings. So will do that when we get closer to spring.
i cant post pictures, otherwise i would post up todays power curve.
Pvoutput is saying 11.3 for you9.44kw today pretty nice weather all day - very cold but no cloud!
Heheh! Yes, although I'm massaging them the wrong way!She's massaging the stats - I knew it @Ron-ski !
i cant post pictures, otherwise i would post up todays power curve.
Cheers ron ski, that worked…..heres my power curve from todayUse https://postimages.org/ easy enough to do from an Android tablet anywayYou don't even need to create an account.
PS. I'm not going to mention my generation.
Cracking sunny day again, shame I can see WTF is going on.![]()
I'm just setting this up. Got exactly the same issue. I cant see anywhere that I can tell PVOutput what sensor to use to report my generation?
I followed this and it's working well.![]()
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Thanks. I found that and gave up at part 4.
12.6kw today - lovely day!