Langman

4.4KWh from something the size of a 10 cent coin...pity it takes 5000 years to release that power...And you have to build a house made of lead :)... 

Apologies, you are technically correct. but for the price of blue nova...Who can afford a second unit anyway, One can survive on a single Kidney, but no kidneys...it's gonna be a bumpy ride 

That will make it quite unique, and very very useful. Especially for upgrade purposes.
2x of these 3.5kw jobbies will basically match a Tesla powerwall for half the price.
In any event, these units will be a serious contender to replace lead-acid. Like for like (Price per KWh) they are in the same ball-park, especially when comparing 70% SOC to 80% DOD. And less worries about balancing and monitoring.
 

Apologies, you are technically correct. but for the price of blue nova...Who can afford a second unit anyway, One can survive on a single Kidney, but no kidneys...it's gonna be a bumpy ride 

4.4KWh from something the size of a 10 cent coin...pity it takes 5000 years to release that power...And you have to build a house made of lead :)... 

4.4KWh from something the size of a 10 cent coin...pity it takes 5000 years to release that power...And you have to build a house made of lead :)... 

Apologies, you are technically correct. but for the price of blue nova...Who can afford a second unit anyway, One can survive on a single Kidney, but no kidneys...it's gonna be a bumpy ride 

Apologies, you are technically correct. but for the price of blue nova...Who can afford a second unit anyway, One can survive on a single Kidney, but no kidneys...it's gonna be a bumpy ride 

That will make it quite unique, and very very useful. Especially for upgrade purposes.
2x of these 3.5kw jobbies will basically match a Tesla powerwall for half the price.
In any event, these units will be a serious contender to replace lead-acid. Like for like (Price per KWh) they are in the same ball-park, especially when comparing 70% SOC to 80% DOD. And less worries about balancing and monitoring.
 

Apologies, you are technically correct. but for the price of blue nova...Who can afford a second unit anyway, One can survive on a single Kidney, but no kidneys...it's gonna be a bumpy ride 

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Hi Antony,
 
Depends on what you have on the equipment, if you keep switching off a DSTV PVR decoder and sensitive AV equipment, that has a mechanical Hard drive in there, which doesn't like instant  power drops.
That's why we perform shutdown on PC's to get the HDD heads in parked state, and not just skimming across the platter.
While I respect your opinion on saving 100w a day, this only means R6 a month at best.
Having to replace a DSTV PVR @ R1k a year..would nullify those savings.
 
Just my 2cent