It's working again..

So.. I ended up switching back to Version 1.0 after testing\doing a review on the Eco Worthy version 2.0 dual axis tracker controller. Well.. Watch this and you'll know why.
Please Like, Subscribe and post your thoughts and\or questions. I have Six 200W (1200w) bifacial panels on this. Thanx for watching.

[@RustyGlovebox]

Good tip to keep an eye on the sun sensor and check for water in the dome.

[@OFFGRID_Trucker]

I didn't like it from the first looks.. They removed the manual direction control, but on the other hand.. If this new 2.0 version works like it's supposed to, there won't be any need to have that manual control. Thanx for the Sub..

[@timerskine249]

Great video, what kind of wattage do you get with the bifacial panels?

[@OFFGRID_Trucker]

Good question.. They do good.. but because the wires inside my RV going from the controller to the battery are undersized.. The controller doesn't PUSH the amps through them.. so that limits more wattage coming in. Now that the storms are passing\passed, the sun is coming out, I can crawl under the trailer and pull some bigger wire to them. Right now on a good day on the tracker They can bring in about 4Kwh a day.. I use Victron controllers. Sun came out today and they got 417w at peak..

[@timerskine249]

Thanks, I've got a small 400w setup that I have to manually move around and adjust the angle every couple of months. Looking to "electrify" the tracking. Just wondering how the bifacial panels up production verses one sided panels. @@OFFGRID_Trucker

[@Mywhtjp]

@@timerskine249 They claim up to 40% more production annually. I need to mount that 15w panel onto the tracker.. but that mounting rail stuff is pricey.