Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"

Martyn1981

tunnel wrote: »

Figured you might, still..it's an interesting prospect. I'm sure if the scottish voted YES then there'd be quite a few south of the border who'd like their bills re-adjusting on the green levie, can't have your cake AND eat it can you now

I reckon Shavy's safe. If we lose Scotland our percentage of renewables will take a big hit as they are miles ahead of the rest of us. I think Wales is a little better than England, but nothing to shout about. Whilst Scotland is in another league.

I hope we don't lose Shavy and his mates, if only because of the increased fines we'll face from Europe! Is that selfish? Plus us Celts are already dangerously outnumbered.

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Mart.

KevinG

My first 11 of the year - 11.13 kWh, 5.56 O's

jimmyboy420

22.84kWh for me... 5.82 Os

Dodo0808

Not sure if I posted last few days, so a few figures all at once

Fri = 18.9kWh
Sat = 8.0 kWh
And today was 21.9kWh.

Forecast for next week looks good, so hopefully more of the same to report over the next few days (fingers crossed).

Kernel_Sanders

KevinG wrote: »

About 37 degrees, not particularly.

I'm sure Eric (17°) and I would love a pitch that steep! Despite my 23° pitch, was still generating over 400W at 7.10 this evening (7 o'clock orientation). 21.86 kWh achieved.

EricMears wrote: »

the Grouch Estate

Is that his country pile, or does he possibly take his name from Northampton's sink estate?

tunnel

Getting better
WNW 9.8kWh(3.92 O's)
ESE 10.98kWh(5.6 O's)
SSW 11.96kWh(5.86 O's)
Combined 32.74kWh


That's a combined 5.03 O's
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwhvByj8YG8


3 x hawaai


At 7 o'clock this evening my WNW was still banging out over 600w.......S..WEET

EricMears

Kernel_Sanders wrote: »

I'm sure Eric (17°) and I would love a pitch that steep! Despite my 23° pitch, was still generating over 400W at 7.10 this evening (7 o'clock orientation). 21.86 kWh achieved.

I'm very happy with my pitch - any steeper and I'd have problems standing up in the bedroom !


In spite of the shallow pitch, we managed 23.09 kWh today :T

groovyf

14kWh or so for me today, clear skies til lunchtime, the the clouds floated in. I've started adding live data to pvoutput, so I can tell when the clouds do get in the way with the troughs for the generation line.
One thing I noticed with it, is the peaks are lower than the actual peaks (for instance, on the graph it looks like it peaked around 2.2kW, but it actually hit 3.1kW. Not too fussed as I'm more interested in how the line fluctuates as to those live figures.

nigelpm

Record day for me. Just a smidgen under 27kwh or 6.7 O

Downside though was output peaked at 11:30 and 3.46kwh - presumably the panels were going over optimum temperature.

Still, it was warm today and we are only mid April.

30kwh should happen but not a lot more I'd have thought due to the heat.

Martyn1981

Really good day here too, got a cracking 26.4kWh or 4.73 Os.

Bit jealous of all the Hawaiis folks have been getting, so if I cheat a bit and split the systems, I get WNW 8.4kWh & 4.2 Os, but the ESE gets 18kWh and just squeezes a Hawaii with a 5.028 Os. :cool:

Hopefully a true Hawaii of 27.9kWh isn't too far away.

Next two days look fantastic, and the five day forecast isn't bad, but a pretty rough looking half week after that. Forecast for tomorrow is for 14 solid suns, one for each daylight hour, though I think the 8pm to 9pm is a little cheeky, given that sunset is at 8.05pm.

May the sun be with you.

Mart.