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Vader4d

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  1. as i said. was just a idea.. i know that you need to limit the charging side or batteries will explode... so answer the original question.. there is no cheap way to connect the apex without proper batteries..
  2. i had and idea that would be interesting to test.. and that is to get 4 small cheap UPS batteries for about R100 each and connect them to my inverter. Set the unit to 80% DOD.. just to sort of con the inverter to startup and then have enought solar panels to keep from using batteries that much... but as the batteries are cheap why worry if you kill them.. so is a idea, and would basially be the same as a grid tie system..
  3. Vader4d replied to ___'s topic in Inverters
    i have also been playing this my inverter and logging the data. Loging it every 5 seconds to a mysql database. So now i can do a few nice charts to show the data the way i want to. Here is a example of it , hope you can see the picture i uploaded

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