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Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"
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Aha,
Got a keyboard in front of me for the first time in a week, flippin hard word typing on a Samsung S3 mini....now, who's turned off the sun, seriously unimpressed I've escaped from hospital for a few days to overcast skies
Still, according to my solaredge dashboard I only need another 24kWh to make Aprils PVGIS2 kWp SEbE , 2kWp SSW & 2.5kWp NWbW.....in sunny North Derbyshire17.7kWh Givenergy battery added(for the power hungry kids)0 -
jimmyboy420 wrote: »3 consecutive maidens. Beat that Jimmy Anderson.
Need to check but I've certainly averaged more than 5 O's over the past couple of weeks and have had a couple of 7 O days.
The elusive 8 O's is still out there I think. Record was 7.6 last summer.
My first full year completed at the end of March with a very healthy 4,467Kwh or 1.12Kwh per Kw. That beat my expectations of 4,100Kwh.0 -
Expect some miserable figures from Lincolnshire today.:(
12.00 & the panels finally wake up!4kWp (black/black) - Sofar Inverter - SSE(141°) - 30° pitch - North LincsInstalled June 2013 - PVGIS = 3400Sofar ME3000SP Inverter & 5 x Pylontech US2000B Plus & 3 x US2000C Batteries - 19.2kWh0 -
Well, today is looking "ok" again - not as good as late, but I reckon 40 winks maybe?
Fri, Sat = Grim
Sun = Very grim & very wet!
Mon, Tue, Wed = Reasonable for a Typhoo or so.
That's my guesses.
Probably something like this then (WSM, 4kWp array on a South facing 35Degree roof) .... ( https://www.meteoblue.com/en/apps/pointsolar/calculate/?loctype=latlon&lat=51.346&lon=-2.977&kwp=4.000&fangle=180&sangle=35&bt=Submit )
.... Note, the representation above changes as the forecast and date changes ... so it might look different when you get to see it! ...
HTH
Z"We are what we repeatedly do, excellence then is not an act, but a habit. " ...... Aristotle0 -
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.... Note, the representation above changes as the forecast and date changes ... so it might look different when you get to see it! ...
That looks great and is gimmicky, but not at all accurate - even for today. Virtually no production here until 11am, then choppy as anything, before clearing after mid-day - it missed that!0 -
Might just scrape a Hawaii tonight, meaning 12 of the 23 days of April so far will have been Hawaiis! Awesome weather we're having for this time of year!3.924kWp (12X327Wp SunPower). SolarEdge SE3500 inverter.
Surrey/SE. 30 degree roof pitch, chimney shading from mid afternoon.0 -
That looks great and is gimmicky, but not at all accurate - even for today. Virtually no production here until 11am, then choppy as anything, before clearing after mid-day - it missed that!
... it's probably just as accurate as the forecast which sparked the 'grim' outlook, especially so considering it's simply using weather forecast data and presenting it in a different format ....
Might be a bit 'gimmicky', but I find that it's much easier to read than the standard row of hourly boxes with different colour suns (some with rays, some not) and an array of various cloud types and sizes, temperatures, windspeed, UV intensity etc ... it's there as a simple line which processes all of this for me and gives an idea of what the generation distribution curves for the next few days are likely to look like ...
Having said that, we mainly use MkI eyeball combined with a look at Sat24 time-slice photography if short-term accuracy is required .... it reflects what's actually happening now as opposed to the forecast obtained from crunching data through a weather model overnight ....
HTH
Z"We are what we repeatedly do, excellence then is not an act, but a habit. " ...... Aristotle0 -
Hi
... it's probably just as accurate as the forecast which sparked the 'grim' outlook,
Well let's do a drains up after tomorrow. The first "grim" forecast.
I'm only saying it missed the mark today. The weather app I use showed a reduced number of Sun hours today, hence my comments last night. Having said that, I'm not too short of a Hawaii at the moment, so it's all relative - we've been spoilt this month!0 -
6.07 Os today. Thats 10 Hawaiis in total this month. 4Kw over prediction so far this.2.43 from 9 x 270 Trina panels. Samil solar river 2600 inverter. Due South. 30 pitch. East coast of Scotland just North of Forth bridge.0
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Hawaii+ (21.09 kWh) Still producing.
Graph looks like a reversed Shark Fin!3.795 kWp Solar PV System. Capital of the Wolds0
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