3276reliance:
Let's see this scenario, you have a 200 watts panels to a battery, the best you can get is between 60--70% with a pwm cc, and that figure is a few hours of peak period, plus your battery has to wait every time there is less than 12 volts from the panels early in the morning or due to clouds, pwm is the last to start and first to retire. Now you're thinking of adding a 100 watts panel to the system. I will rather buy a small mppt cc instead of another panel. The mppt brings a balance here. At peak hours, you're going to be generating up to 95-98% of your panels capacity. The most interesting part is that your battery don't have to wait for each panel to put out 12v to start charging. The mppt allows for higher voltage input which it converts back to amps going into your battery. Next we discuss wiring the panels with pwm and mppt to achieve different result

skeletine:


Sir, you're not saying the truth and also very hypocritical. While I cannot say if the Catholic schools charge higher, the issue here is about "whether school children should pay taxes despite the provisions of the law that states otherwise.
Catholic Church is not the only church that own schools but is it an offense if it's the only one that goes to court as it feels the fundamental rights of it's school children are infringed upon?

I am also Ekitian, half - resident and a Catholic but I care less who the bishop prefers between Fayemi and Fayose. What should bother us is the legality and reasonability of imposing taxes on school children in the name of generating revenue.

I was in Iye-Ekiti last week when the task force came to shut down a private school with a full complement of the police, civil defense corps and their loud sirens.

They sent children out of school for not paying taxes....... SAD

Dexpro:
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ihedioramma: LET ME ASK U IS IT NOT GOOD TO TEACH THE YOUNG ONES ABOUT SEX?