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Well, you can ……... but it's not advisable.Not if it's blocked you can't
I would just like to say
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Argh.. got home to check the solar panel... it's fine.
Went to get the MC4 connectors so I can connect both panels in parallel and realised that I never ordered any!
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Good evening from Penrith.loverly cooked meal tonight.
Waved twice towards @Shimsteriom but did not wave back.at 1 point I think I was closer to him than my delivery point.
Waved twice towards @Shimsteriom but did not wave back.at 1 point I think I was closer to him than my delivery point.
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You'll need to wave harder next time
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Series is much more fun, if they are the same output. And sounds like you're taking land rovers tooArgh.. got home to check the solar panel... it's fine.
Went to get the MC4 connectors so I can connect both panels in parallel and realised that I never ordered any!
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I did consider series but if any part of any of the panels gets shaded then it affects the entire string of panels whereas connecting them in parallel doesn't have this issue.
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Umm, so series gives you more volts though less reliably, and parallel gives you less volts consistently, right?
Honest kweschin..
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Yep.Umm, so series gives you more volts though less reliably, and parallel gives you less volts consistently, right?
Honest kweschin..
Also with series connectivity if any of the panels, cables or connections have issues then the entire string can suffer. Almost like the old Christmas tree lights when one bulb blows then none of the rest work.
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Series give a higher voltage and the same current. Parallel gives the same voltage and double currentUmm, so series gives you more volts though less reliably, and parallel gives you less volts consistently, right?
Honest kweschin..
Thas assuming both panels have equal output as they both av the same amount ov sun light.
Both options give the same watts of power, at different voltages.
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Does depend on the way the panels are made, best off getting rid of any shade lol
Argh.. got home to check the solar panel... it's fine.
Went to get the MC4 connectors so I can connect both panels in parallel and realised that I never ordered any!
So what chance do us plebs have if the IT guy forgets he needs to actually plug something in
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No I managed to turn off then go the other way to Glasgow
Plenty of deer next to the road in the dark over glencoe it’s when you hope they are going to stay still
Oh aye ive shat myself a few times when they go kamikaze, they are big lumps arnol
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Maybe now you understand why I'm giving up ITSo what chance do us plebs have if the IT guy forgets he needs to actually plug something in
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Don't worry it's all wireless now. Or it's serverlessSo what chance do us plebs have if the IT guy forgets he needs to actually plug something in
J
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Have you decided what you are doing next?Maybe now you understand why I'm giving up IT
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I am tending towards driving although I'm open to options.
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We used to have a Homebase 30 miles away then they closed it & now have a
we stock a load of tosh B&M bargain place
next closest is BnQ robbing gitsan they are 45 miles away.
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What sort of driving? Pizza step thro?
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No way man!... the pizzas would never get to their intended destination
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