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Techno100 wrote:

That tv aerial will decimate the panel output if it casts any shadow. Best park with starboard side South facing

well spotted,but when its parked in the usual place it conveniently is ....
160w on 12v non mppt regulator
225w on 36v mppt regulator

should be interesting to see the performance of the seperate systems in the same iradiance and see which gives more bang for buck and i always intended to run an extention to use the excess power around the house ....

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