Renewables: "talking 'bout my generation"

legoman62

Terrible day here today:(

Rain, hail, sleet and a bitterly cold wind = 1.67 O's:eek:

Roll on summer:)

zeupater

Hi All

Clouds on & off most of the day here too but late afternoon was clear, which suits our system .... best day since second week of September ....

HTH
Z

tunnel

Well it certainly persisted it down at work so wasn't expecting much when I got home so was pleasantly surprised with 2.75 combined O's.
Like Mart, my less than perfect WNW is starting to come good(hooray)

countryman_2

legoman62 wrote: »

Terrible day here today:(

Rain, hail, sleet and a bitterly cold wind = 1.67 O's:eek:

Roll on summer:)

We had some of that here too and certainly the bitter cold wind but the sun did keep on peeking out from behind the clouds to bring in 2.68 O's today.

1961Nick

legoman62 wrote: »

Terrible day here today:(

Rain, hail, sleet and a bitterly cold wind = 1.67 O's:eek:

Roll on summer:)

The difference being that the 'Rain, hail, sleet and a bitterly cold wind' are a bit warmer?:D

theboylard

2.72 ho's here in confused Corby! Over on A6 north of Market Harborough, blazing sunshine - panels doing diddly!

groovyf

Oscargrouch wrote: »

What is you set up Groovy ? ...:)

All accessible electricity cables are outside in a wall-mounted meter cabinet, so no electric point available, (therefore batteries required) and there's an outside storage space (in which lies the inverter) between the cab and my consumer unit. It's a relatively new build (2001) so all cables are recessed an inaccessible.
Henley block was added to outside cab for solar/grid/consumer unit connectivity (and as such, no need for Wattson Easifit).

KevinG

3.84 Os, getting better

Oscargrouch

groovyf wrote: »

It's a relatively new build (2001) so all cables are recessed an inaccessible.
Henley block was added to outside cab for solar/grid/consumer unit connectivity (and as such, no need for Wattson Easifit).

I will PM you on Wednesday, all cables are accessible within the CU; mine was built roughly same time.....just hold the phone....

Edit: Got to work the morrow, hence Wednesday...:eek:

Andy_WSM

Sterlingtimes wrote: »

Would you purchase a replacement if you lost yours?

No, I could live without it now.

I have an online log in for the inverter and can easily read the incoming meter once a week / month. The energyhive dashboard is good, but with data that's out by several kWh somedays, pointless as anything more than an indication.