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@@basilkasimi2646 It is designed to run with batteries. You need batteries to store energy for this machine to work properly.

@@matg6113 from what I understand a hybrid and all in one are the same.

@@michalknapek5697 show video

@@postiemania of what? I don't want to enable it and that smoked i don't have it recorded. It smell of burn so definitively will not try to do anything until seller write me.

@@michalknapek5697 No don't enable just show how you wired it up and what load you have on it. What battery setup do you have? I need more information....

@@rameshchukkapalli4290 Thank you for your kind comment. This video is a small portion of my theoretical work that fits perfectly with both classical and quantum physics. There will be more to come.

All my lighting, Television and Internet run on the battery supply. I will upgrade the battery system to 1000Ah as soon as possible. Lead acid is safer and half the price per usable kilowatt hours.

@@postiemania thanks mate for your quick reply, does it run for all night long ? For me too many power cuts happening in a day and 6-8 hours of blackouts each day. Also Iithium batteries has higher import tax and people trying to convince me that it's a best investment for future and it'll last about 10 years or so.... That's what I was seeking help from you so that I can follow your setup to carry forward with it.

@@ferdm9646 yes it runs all night and day but with bad weather it charges from the mains supply. Normally just charges from solar.

@@postiemania that's a considerable fact. What type of batteries are they ? Gel ? AGM ? And if it has proper charging voltage, we know lead acid batteries must follow there stage charging , bulk , absorption, float

@@ferdm9646 you can set all the battery voltages for float and switch to mains in the settings. My discharged switch back is 44 volts and from memory float voltage is 57 volts. Charging priority is Solar and only goes to mains when no Solar is available. My batteries are flooded lead acid at 102 Amp hours. 4 X 12 volt batteries in series. My typical load is around 300 watts.

I need more information. Firstly reset to factory default settings and tell me what is your battery voltage. Change SUB to SBU. Let me know more information thankyou.

@@postiemania battery power 54 volt. I have observed that inverter work in SUB mode with the help of utility ppwer

.make it sbu mode solar battery and utility. Charging make it only solar.

Yes I agree with your statement and we have the technology to make a quantum leap with the GUI. However, none of the publishers want to leave the safe harbour of what they are familiar with and develop a real alternative. I have known this since the 90's. If I were the CEO of any OS development business I would pursue a GUI so amazing that would be as revolutionary to computing as the automobile was to transportation in the late 1800's. The GUi is everything to most users and the average user does not care about what the engine is they care about how impressive it looks. Thanks for your comment it really strikes a chord with me.

Thanks for the advice, I am new to the openshot video editor so next time I will lower the machine volume. The CNC machine has completely evolved since then as you will soon see.

@@postiemania Perhaps you can talk about build time cost etc ,capability in future ,looks like a rigid machine.

@@das250250 Yes thanks for the advice as I put the machine back together I will certainly talk about build time and costs. I have updated the machine to the point where everything is new just the concept is the same. Rigidness is the machines greatest attribute.

@@postiemania look forward to seeing more :-)

I need more information Hector. Is your machine a hybrid?

I can recommend Ubuntu 24.04LTS. I am impressed enough to convert one of my bigger tower systems. So much has improved and been added and all free. I may do a video on just how good it is and how easy it is for noobs.

Yes that is true.

I might try Arch distro but having too much fun with Ubuntu at the moment.

I finally got Arch working on one of my desktops machines. Kde, Cinnamon and Gnome to try.

Very good so far, I am going to upgrade the battery pack to 1000Ah. Currently the system runs all the house lights and one power circuit that has the TV on it UPS mode SBU.

Excellent! Was a bit sceptical at first but good news. The missus bought a property with an off grid victron system, 5.5kw solar, 5kva multiplus 2 and about 9kWh LiFePo batteries. She's learning haha. Gonna do some experiments with this rig and I'll keep you posted. Appreciate your videos, you've got a new subscriber 👍

It tasted very nice thanks John.

More than you can imagine John. I am working on the mathematical equations that predict the output. I must apologise to the World for being so recalcitrant.

@@postiemania All's well that ends well.

Yes you can keep the original setup and add a completely separate system with batteries and separate solar panels. Good 🤞

Don't waste your time on him. He just does it for attention and must enjoy arguments.

@@postiemania Yea I enjoy arguing but when you are getting nowhere it gets pretty boring. Like I am not learning anything new & he is clearly to stubborn to realise he is wrong. I think my biology teacher was the best to argue with because I think he let you because you'd end up learning stuff. Like He didn't really believe in the big bang which is fine it doesn't hurt anyone as he isn't a physics teacher & him doing this made me learn that a priest came up with the theory to begin with. He was a great teacher knew how to make you interested in a topic enough to go explore it more to talk with him you'd end up going somewhere with it but I am done with him & his other odd channels. (he has a weird atheist vegan one where he argues stuff like anti-natialism which is really bad for any country that currently is facing the risk of a lack of working age adults)

Morning good big pala blong Madang.

@@postiemania Gutpela dei long yu wantok!

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They are a very good deal at $350 AUD and if you need the new input terminals it is Joelfriend on eBay. Good luck.

@@postiemania arrived today, all seems to function correctly. Took me a second to notice the guides on the plug holes, once I got the leads in the right spot I got measurements for all of the main functions. Even a Fluke K Type thermal probe worked on the temperature function. Will keep your situation in mind if I run into any issues however.

I feel sorry for their customers that paid money and got nothing.

Thankyou for your kind comment Will. I think the panel install is the simplest part of a solar installation. My main concern is how to make the Solar Power system as safe as possible. I appreciate your suggestion and will make a video detailing how I do my tests. The tests I perform are not only on the safety but also efficiency and reliability of the system. It generally takes a month to collect the data to complete all the tests. Cheers

Yes individual micro inverters would increase the efficiency. The better and more economic solution is to move the panels to a shade free location.

For cost of repairs, you've got 6kWh/day. In my part of the world, west facing gives welcome boost during peak air conditioning load. Rooftop is a harsh environment--would only use steel conduit here.

@@timgerk3262 yes you are correct about the extra Kwh and stainless steel conduit would be even more suited to last the lifetime of the installation.

Thanks for your kind comment Stephen. It is sad to hear about your landlord not allowing you to change a light switch. I am experimenting with multiple sets of PV arrays and am about to test a new type of combiner box to automatically switch to the highest producing set (string) of PV panels. So far the small setup I have constructed has reduced my grid power consumption by nearly 50% but I still have to pay network supply charges. Oh well we will just have to see how it works out in the future. Cheers

It works quite well Jeremy.

Thanks for your kind comment but this is only a test configuration. I am currently adding more panels and putting the inverter into a cabinet. I will be making a few more videos about this system very soon.

@@postiemania look forward to seeing the follow up then!

@@andrewford80 I posted a no bull video of real readings.

Thanks 👍

This is a test rig and is located under shelter and is not required to be weatherproof. The whole previous Solar installation was completed by monkeys on crack or worse. It is my job to correct the previous installation errors and build a compliant system that actually works. The solar panel placement was so bad it gets only 4 hours of Sun a day and the conduit bringing the DC feed was draining water into the PV isolator. Total cost in materials so far is $1500 USD which I think is very reasonable for the specs of the system. I will be doing a few more videos on UA-cam about this as we progress.

Thanks for the clarification.@@postiemania

@@solarcharging9743 you might be pleased to know the Solar Power system is safe and sound in a secure metal cabinet with lockable AC and DC isolation both inside and outside of the cabinet. The test run over the first two months has performed very well. The next phase of engineering involves upgrading the battery supply to a 1000Ah 48V battery pack with a climate controlled cabinet using 24 cells at 2.1 volts each.

It's the free energy machine John. It will run my heat pump in reverse during the winter. 😁

It's free energy John 😎

@@postiemania It sure is, Robert. 😂👍

@@_John_Sean_Walker It is more of an experiment to test the efficiency of solar panels under different conditions. These include time of day and panel orientation with respect to the Sun. Also taking into consideration season and cloud cover. I have collected 20 solar panels that I will be fitting to different facing sides of the roof.

@@postiemania Sounds interesting. Good luck with your experiment, Robert. 👍

@@postiemania btw, are you familiar with this channel? ua-cam.com/users/UndecidedMFvideos

Take your time Stephen as there are a couple of points that will become very relevant to some future videos. I would like to point out that I am only a student of practical physics and an avid experimenter.

Thankyou John. This is the base for my understanding of kinematics.

@@postiemania Yes, F/m = Δv/Δt

Thank you for your comment. I apologise for the raw video as I have neither the time or equipment at the moment to produce a better video. I had to move house and have not unpacked yet. I will make some more videos about gravity and maybe photons soon.

I was hoping to give a clear and concise description of how gravity affects mass. This includes how velocity and distance travelled over time compare to each other.

66000 at this present time.

Can you imagine working on that in Winter

A bridge rectifier rated at 400 volts and 25 amps and the capacitor should be rated at 400 vdc

Thank you! So I would need the same capacitor as you are using? Have a link to the capacitor? Would I need a inductor?

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Hi Michael I built a small model of approximately 1 kilogram of weight and I had better than 200% lift. My next model will be around 10kg in mass. Thanks for your interest.

@@postiemania Thanks for your reply Robert and the info, very appreciated. Wishing you a great day.👍😊

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@@postiemania Hi, This guy has it: ua-cam.com/video/iVDUlrgoG6U/v-deo.html&ab_channel=EricWBiggio