So your solor panels dont really do shit, now with wind you're trying to make up some differences, then maybe hydro power too added into everything later... The reason Im askin is because I want to go off grid someday with the house I recently purchased. I live in a town/village that excepts solor (if you "lease" panels from a solord compay). Big mistake I know... but I'm sure I cannot use not wind power where I am going to live soon. I'm sure people will complain if I get a wind turbine. I see you have LOADS of batteries but that is not enough to sustain your house on solor alone. Been following your for a long time. What is your input???? Please tell me if I am wasting time and money to go off grid...??????
Hindi ka nagsasayang ng pera kung gusto mong mag invest sa solar energy. Oo nga at magastos magpagawa ng ganitong system ngunit pang matagalan ang benepisyo. At sa Pilipinas kung saan may tropikal na klima , naaayon ang paggamit ng solar. Its been two years that we have the solar system in our house and so far our electric bills had been reduced tremendously, with the batteries that you saw on the video ,it lasts longer. We can power the house, refrigerator, cleaning, watching electronics, laundry and hot water heater. The batteries we have are old technology but it works fine on our experience. The system is built in a manner that it can sustain us during the end of the world scenarios. The wind turbine is another addition to my husband's project ,if it work we can have additional source of energy considering he is also into crypto mining industry. And it is very expensive to run miners on grid. In conclusion, you are not wasting time and money to go off grid, it is expensive but it s a very good investment over time. Make sure it is done correctly and maintained well.I hope this helps, thank you for continued support. -Marie
Well said.Thanks my wife and yes David I love the solar panels much more than a wind turbine. The power i get a day from the solar panels is around 20KWh
Great job you have done bro, keep it up.
Thanks for the input your great
Interesting and thanks for sharing
Thanks for taking the time to drop by jw good to see you
Use a boost convertor.
Hands on!!! Well done.
Thanks I do a lot of this stuff in my down time.
I like watching what you do but I'm lost. It's all good though
How can I make it easy to understand?
Thank You for the great video and information. Did you get it hooked up to a wind generator? If so, What was the results? Again Thank You
Made about 50 what hours on its peak So it's basically useless in Tennessee
Where did you get the transformers from and can you share a link. PLEASe
I tested and it's not as Beneficial so I would not suggest using a transformer
Now you just need a hydro electric setup man.
Yes and a stream of water!!!
So your solor panels dont really do shit, now with wind you're trying to make up some differences, then maybe hydro power too added into everything later... The reason Im askin is because I want to go off grid someday with the house I recently purchased. I live in a town/village that excepts solor (if you "lease" panels from a solord compay). Big mistake I know... but I'm sure I cannot use not wind power where I am going to live soon. I'm sure people will complain if I get a wind turbine. I see you have LOADS of batteries but that is not enough to sustain your house on solor alone. Been following your for a long time. What is your input???? Please tell me if I am wasting time and money to go off grid...??????
Hindi ka nagsasayang ng pera kung gusto mong mag invest sa solar energy. Oo nga at magastos magpagawa ng ganitong system ngunit pang matagalan ang benepisyo. At sa Pilipinas kung saan may tropikal na klima , naaayon ang paggamit ng solar. Its been two years that we have the solar system in our house and so far our electric bills had been reduced tremendously, with the batteries that you saw on the video ,it lasts longer. We can power the house, refrigerator, cleaning, watching electronics, laundry and hot water heater. The batteries we have are old technology but it works fine on our experience. The system is built in a manner that it can sustain us during the end of the world scenarios. The wind turbine is another addition to my husband's project ,if it work we can have additional source of energy considering he is also into crypto mining industry. And it is very expensive to run miners on grid. In conclusion, you are not wasting time and money to go off grid, it is expensive but it s a very good investment over time. Make sure it is done correctly and maintained well.I hope this helps, thank you for continued support. -Marie
Well said.Thanks my wife and yes David I love the solar panels much more than a wind turbine. The power i get a day from the solar panels is around 20KWh