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Get a swimming pool pole with the soft nylon bristle brush.

Hi, I like your pergola solar panel mount. Thats a great idea.

buy a wind gaurd for your mic. I didn't even watch the whole video because it was so distracting.

get you a turn plate, then you can set up rotation. increasing as much as 30%. call it a big lazy susan.

why didn't you choose 3 big panels it could save a lot on the stands. Don't believe the chatgpt i asked the sames thing and it really messed up now i have to buy pv optimizers .

GPT is woke as hell. I used grok to design. Zero errors. All cautionary notes were clear.

That's a great idea.

I think your panels are too close to each other. if they shade the panel behind it, your power production will drop drastically....Try removing the front legs and let the skid tilt at an angle to try to get rid of that tight solar surface. you dont want any shade on those panels.

I didn't see your battery system. if you need battery, please contact me.

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interesting

My man owning your stuff.Respect!💪

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what are you powering with your limited battery bank? that's your weakest link right now. is it really only 2 kilowatt hours? or the 10% - 90% ? and its low voltage input limitation is holding your panels under water. the solar panels and the entire system works better with higher voltage. if electrons are like water, then Voltage is the pressure, and the Amperage is the flow. Volts X Amps = Watts., . , ,, watters flow low voltage requires more amps so you need much thicker wire, you're also getting more HEAT which is hard on the circuit boards. i advise you to go back to the drawing board and set up a 48v battery, inverter, MPPT charger(Maximum Power Point Tracking) if you plan to do more than charging phones and led lights, get a battery that has at least 10 kilowatt hours, 48 volts. like Eve 280 amp hour Lithium Iron Phosphate prismatic cells. then you can get back to optimizing the solar panels after

here is another tidbit of information: Voltage is pushed from the source (potential, pressure) and you don't want to exceed the capacity of the load device (charge controller) Current (amps) is pulled from the load (draw) and you don't want to exceed the capacity of the source or the connections. Power will be limited by the charge controller, and you'll have the 500 watts longer through the day, and for some cloudy conditions (shading) with the little extra solar panel capability that you installed.

moar is better! thanks for the challenge

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well, I know not to trust Chat GPT for electronics now.

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I see these kinds of cheap aluminum pergolas on Aliexpress and I wonder if something like this is possible. Yours looks reinforced, though and connected to the porch railing.

Great job! I wonder, with all that effort, why not add two longitudinal beams and turn the two motors into a tracker? It seems like a natural fit! Dobra robota! Zastanawiam się, dlaczego przy takim nakładzie pracy nie uzupełnić układu o 2 podłużnice i 2 silniki zrobić traker? Aż się prosi:-)

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I bet you get a large shadow when the sun is low

Oh. You asked. The series array helps to mitigate the voltage drop problem due to wire run distance. You don't state the wire size. Southwire has a nice voltage drop calculator online. But you mainly need to know the Open Circuit Voltage (OCV) of each solar panel, and the maximum input voltage of the controller or battery 'generator'. With the 4 panel array, I will guess at 20v OCV and lets guess at 150 volt max input. 20x4 = 80 volts, and will work well. The increase in power available will be measurable (~25% ?) You will just do away with the 'Y' adapters and daisy chain the panels. The difficulty is that the two arrays need to be the same voltage to parallel them, So the least common denominator is 2 panels in series for 40 volts, and parallel all of the pairs. (or add two panels on the ground array 😝) thanks for the video!

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Thanks for the info and clear views.

Nice job.

Both setups are very nice.

Nice solar array build. Greetings from Jamaica.

Nice rack that holds all your solar panels. I wish you went in to more detail about your build. Just bought four 100 watt panels myself.

where did you get the Pergola?

What is that called you mount the panel ?

I love this idea. I am not a YT but from what I understand, if you list keywords in your description like: DIY, Solar Panels, Arrays, etc. it will help help get more hits. Also, if you transcribe the first minute or two of your speaking into the description, I believe that also helps get more hits. Thank you for sharing this great solar idea with us all sir.

Nice looking corn.

Looks great 👍.

Looks like an impressive setup. A tremendous peace of mind for a source of energy in an emergency situation.

Just received my 3rd and it quit working in 2 days.

One thing I didn't like when it was working is that it would tell me the input wattage and it would tell me the output wattage but had no idea when both were being used at same time.