Hello fellow hams, I am giving a talk on ham radio and solar power to a ham radio club in just over a week. I am specifically looking for brand names and types of inverters that hams own themselves,
Hi Randy - We have a Sunny Boy inverter fed by high voltage DC from the panels. No roof inverters. Mike NA6MB I am giving a talk on ham radio and solar power to a ham radio club in just over a week.
Mine was pretty close out of the box. All I added after installation were 3 ferrites on each microinverter because of some very light hash on 10m when I pointed a beam right at it. http://www.k1ttt.n
p.s. the Solutions From Science Solar Generator PS-1800 is very noisy both when charging and generating... these are the single panel battery backup portable units. The best use for them is to modify
Great project Randy. I cant contribute any information now but Ill be very interested in your compilation for a VP5 installation in the future. 73, Jim K4QPL VP5M Sent from my iPhone ________________
An option is to not use MPPT panels which have the power delivery optimized at each panel with an RFI generator. I had two Sunpower installations (7.5kw & 10kw) on 3 inverters that did the MPPT optim
Mine have optimizers and are nice and quiet... it is not the technology that is the problem, it is the implementation of it by some companies! David Robbins K1TTT e-mail: mailto:k1ttt@arrl.net web: h
Remember... Things change, vendors buy parts from different people, so the list will have to be updated very often... 73s and thanks, Dave NK7Z https://www.nk7z.net David Robbins K1TTT e-mail: mailto
So for no-shade, other than night time or clouds, whats the technical recommendation for say a 10kw non RFI system? Is it necessary to use batteries or does one just pull more or less from the grid a