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How Many watts of panels can be added and used on this controller. .

can u use solar panel only to supply voltage?

I've figured out that to be successful with Wind and Solar You need to Double the size of the system to carry a determined load. otherwise you find the weak link very quickly.

Waiting on someone to hack this version to disable that stupid no voltage lockout. I did figure out that a quick momentary 12v push to it is enough to trick this into sustained output.

So you can charge it using the charger that comes with it and use it at the same time?

just saw your video. very informative . thank you very much

Thanks for these DIY things.... and, the inverter looks quite solid and handy too...

That's almost as cheap as the HQST/Renogy 100A for $169.99. This one can be wired in series of 10, whereas the HQST is limited to 4.

If your Kill-A-Watt fails, replace its capacitor. That fixed mine.

Hi can I connect a12v roof top air conditioner to a 5000 vevor inverter and where can I connect. Thanks for your information

I just bought one as well. It does work very well.

I do not know much about battery but the battery used is only a 440 watt hour, I am not sure if is possible to pull more than 440 watts from the battery.

I am thinking of buying one of these. How has it worked so far?

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Link seems not to be... Any idea what went wrong with your previous one? This seems like a pretty simple charger that should run just about forever (looks a lot like my 30yr old craftsman).

Can you use an old sears 8amp battery charger to charge it?

I have a Vevor 2500-watt pure sine wave inverter. What size fuse should be used?

Good explanation I like it

You have such a 'disarming', straight-to-the-basics type approach to teaching people, that I often (~3-5x/week) refer clients (I'm a data/telecom & limited energy install/repair tech, ie; fire alarms, some solar, alarm systems, CCTV surveillance, et cetera) who very often want more information and/or further education about their devices/systems. You've been a 'force multiplier' in my further education for clients 'toolbox', & I certainly hope at the very least, I've sent a couple new subs your way... Frankly, it's the least I can do, as you've made my day job that much easier.

Hi new subscriber here. Have you tried linking more batteries like this. Say like 4 of them? I like the size of these. P.S Thank you for the video you’re a great teacher

i don't have a battery but would like to connect this to a solar panel to charge usb devices. is that ok? does it matter what watt solar panel? thanks, and i appreciate the video!

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Very intelligent using black wires for a positive connection AND the negative. Not even a red shrink wrap on the connectors.

I have a 900/1800 watt Power Bright Modified Sine wave inverter. I'm interested to see what all it will run in my detached garage that has no electricity. Hoping to run some LED lights, a fan & mini fridge with 200 watts of Solar & 100ah Power Queen battery.

All good. Video basically spells it out, how to install a solar setup. One thing to keep in mind is that DIY systems using different parts from various brands can make for plenty of incompatability problems. So it's not that simple.

I have a rabbit hutch for guinea pigs im planning to winterproof and use heated wiring to keep them warm among other ways to shield their enclosure. How would i keep it solar and not connected to household power as i have limited ways to plug in anything outside without running wires from the inside out?

Nowadays solar is as simple as plug n play.

I love your videos, but I have a couple questions. #1) You know the 35 amp hour batteries that harbor freight sells, what is the highest interver you can use with one of those?>>I have a solar panel, a charge controler (I can't remember if it's 20 amp or 30 amp, but I believe it's 20 amp?), I need adapter cables to go from solar panel to charge controller. Then the cables from the charge controller to the battery. #2<<Do those need to be a certain gauge though, coming from charge controller to battery? I do have a little 300 watt pure sine wave inverter with alligator clips I could use with it, but I wanted to know the highest watt one you could use with one of those. I know the DOD is only 50% on those batteries and I guess you'd keep track of that with a battery checker, the correct name escapes me ATM?

How do you hook up a battery charger powered by a gas generator to this system? Can you just connect the charger directly to the batteries without harming the panel, charge controller and inverter?

How many watts does the charger use?

I have a question. How do I use the battery to charge cell phones and laptops

I HAVE A TRISTART S45 IT IS A PWM IT DOES BETTER THEN MY MPPT CONTROLLER I LOVE IT JUST GOT A RELIABLE IN VERTER 24V 5000 WATT OFF AMAZON OVER STOCK 338.00

I have 4- 100 watt solar panels, they all connect to the hub (Its all HF) its melted my input of my HF charge controller, so I bought a Renogy charge controller, now its melting the +wire to the new charge controller. maybe I need a bigger charge controller? any thoughts?

How long your batteries work without charge

Was hoping you were doing the panels.

I know just enough about electricity to make me dangerous. Can I say that if I follow the info in your video, that I can have enough power to run a frig and a few lights and maybe a small portable ac unit for one bedroom?

What was watt output?

Thought you were doing solar panels here. The video you did was informative though.

There are one big question and a lot of a lot of rumors out there that make me confused. Will the modified sine wave damage the fan motor in the long run? I read a lot stating that modified sine waves should only be used in non-motor equipment. Yes, a modified sine wave will run a fan motor, but it will damage it in the long run. Is it true?

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L👀Ks like I will be needing one of these for my Emergency Solar station I'm in the process of building.

Aren't you the clever one 👍👍😎

Is there a reason why you connected two batteries “nooby way“? And I think that is the reason why your battery voltage drops to 11.1v. When you use two batteries set-up you wanna connect the positive wire on one battery and the negative wire on the other battery.

not recommended as bms fight as not the same

So it is essential to test and charge even a new battery before installing in your vehicle .

I want to charge 12V old car battery and use it for WIFI surveillance camera that uses 12V. Commercial manufactured solar or battery powered cameras can't do 24/7 they only wake up with PIR sensor. Camera uses up to 8W of energy, to run 24/7 it will be about 192Wh /24h. From 12V battery it would be about 192/12=16Hh, Old battery is rated at 45Ah, so I assume that it can hold a third of its rated power, and it will get some light during the day directly from solar panels, so from the battery it will have to run only for max 16 hours when there is no sun. So in the winter short cloudy days I might need some 100W to 200W so it reliably can top off while sun is available. There are plenty of cheap used panels available locally, panels in 100 to 200W range are almost for free. But most of them have higher rated working voltages, 40V or more, up to 100V. I wonder what will happen if I connect such panel (say 50V working voltage, and use only one 12V battery) to this little inverter that is rated for panels up to 25V when using 12V battery, or 50V with 24v battery. Will it fry controller, will it fry battery, or full potential of solar panel will not be used, and extra Voltage will go to waist, and I will get only half of what solar panel would be able to deliver?

I am becoming dizzy with all of the shaky\ fast movements on camera, 👎👎👎👎👎, I now give up watching.

You don't have to disconnect it at night. It won't drain the battery lol.

replace the fan ...

Thank you thank you thank you