dapsyra:


Congrats on your migration to LTO. It is a giant leap indeed.

Please tell us more about your LTO batteries.

Lol. I havent bought them yet , about to though

If you sell your existing batteries before you buy new ones; what will you use to power your inverter?

which type of solar panel is the best. I see alot of panels on this planet

fogechi:
which type of solar panel is the best. I see alot of panels on this planet

best for what ? desert , urban use, near seashore , near airport ? for on Grid / for Offgrid ?

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YES . the wiring was somewhere in earlier posts by me - it is wired similar to changover.

Be carefull though the contractor does not have tripping characteristics so the downstream must be protected by another fuse assuming upsteram with ELCB . or just create separate box

what exactly you want to do

dapsyra:
If you sell your existing batteries before you buy new ones; what will you use to power your inverter?

Generator. Its an office.

pranil:


best for what ? desert , urban use, near seashore , near airport ? for on Grid / for Offgrid ?

for urban use

pranil:


check my earlier post on the cheapest surge arrestor combiner possible

Please, does anyone have the above surge arrestor for sale?

Please does anyone have this surge arrestor for sale?

Happy Sunday to all forumites in the house .. Wishing you all a fruitful week ahead >> AMEN !

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Dear chief GeorgeD, you were about to give us a review of your solar water heater system.
kindly do sir

@niyi and all, I came to China for a program, while moving around, I came across this hybrid inverter
http://www.mustpower.com/pv1800-hm-mppt-series-high-frequency-off-grid-solar-inverter-2-3kva/
Am buying the 3kva from the factory. What's your opinion pls

I apologise for going off topic but I need to solve two problems and need the most efficient way to do it. My personal workaround is largely inefficient. This is the first issue:
I recently acquired a dual-band NetGear router for large homes. It accepts LAN input. I have a MiFi and a Wireless Modem but both have limited coveragein and around the building.

What I want:
A 3G/4G device which accepts a SIM and has LAN output yet won't break the bank.


The second issue:
I need a WiFi extender which can plug into the LAN sockets of my Midnite Classics. I recall having read from one or two people here using them (dapsyra comes to mind). I want to use whatever it is you've used which works.

Hello all, one itracer mppt 12 24 48v 60A charge controller for sale

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Ola 09057285592

Thanks

@Saipro,
1. Get a 3g/Lte modem (Huawei makes several variants)
1a. Disable the wireless ssid on the modem.
2. Connect modem to a firewall to secure your network from "them"
3. Hook up firewall router to a POE switch (Edge, unifi, tp link etc)
4. Connect a unifi AP to the switch (Unifi makes several variants)
5. Centrally locate the AP. You'll get magnificent coverage. You can connect as many wireless devices as you like.
6. Connect a Powerline adapter(ethernet over power line device ) to 3 above(the poe switch)
7. Connect the second part of the adapter to your classic, and viola!! No need for wireless extenders.
8. Connect as many Lan devices as your switch can carry(example your TV points, NAS server, etc)

I've done something similar, but mine is an overkill

Barezzi:
@Saipro,
1. Get a 3g/Lte modem (Huawei makes several variants)
1a. Disable the wireless ssid on the modem.
2. Connect modem to a firewall to secure your network from "them"
3. Hook up firewall router to a POE switch (Edge, unifi, tp link etc)
4. Connect a unifi AP to the switch (Unifi makes several variants)
5. Centrally locate the AP. You'll get magnificent coverage. You can connect as many wireless devices as you like.
6. Connect a Powerline adapter(ethernet over power line device ) to 3 above(the poe switch)
7. Connect the second part of the adapter to your classic, and viola!! No need for wireless extenders.
8. Connect as many Lan devices as your switch can carry(example your TV points, NAS server, etc)

I did something similar, but mine is an overkill

Thanks!
Kinda seems like your idea requires through a PC at some stage (the Huawei modem?)
The NetGear hs NAS capability via USB (also inbuilt firewall and some other security features).
I have a number of switches too (leftovers from a datacenter project).
Trying to avoid anything beyond PnP if I can.
Would wanna avoid the overkill as well.

Saipro:
I apologise for going off topic but I need to solve two problems and need the most efficient way to do it. My personal workaround is largely inefficient. This is the first issue:
I recently acquired a dual-band NetGear router for large homes. It accepts LAN input. I have a MiFi and a Wireless Modem but both have limited coveragein and around the building.

What I want:
A 3G/4G device which accepts a SIM and has LAN output yet won't break the bank.


The second issue:
I need a WiFi extender which can plug into the LAN sockets of my Midnite Classics. I recall having read from one or two people here using them (dapsyra comes to mind). I want to use whatever it is you've used which works.

Hi Saipro,

Most routers with inbuilt 3G/4G Capability don't come very cheap. The tp-link TL-MR6400 (See attached pictures)will serve you as it has a sim slot and has Lan ports too. It goes for around 50k Here in Abuja.

For your Second issue, I use a TP-link wifi extender that has worked flawlessly for me. Not only does it give you a lan port for your midnight classic, it also extends and improves that your already existing wifi a whole lot... (see attached pictures.)

It was $20 when i bought it
Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NR2VMNC/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Chuckdee,
I have some 80A/125A HRC fuses lying around. Where can I get the fuse holder highlighted below? The ones I see around are too big (for 250A fuses).

Saipro:


Thanks!
Kinda seems like your idea requires through a PC at some stage (the Huawei modem?)
The NetGear hs NAS capability via USB (also inbuilt firewall and some other security features).
I have a number of switches too (leftovers from a datacenter project).
Trying to avoid anything beyond PnP if I can.
Would wanna avoid the overkill as well.

The NTEL ZTE MF28 comes unlocked and supports all known 3G and 4G networks in NIGERIA including Glo’s band 28.
What’s the Netgear router model?
Will a WiFi extender extend file sharing via NAS?

Barezzi:
Chuckdee,
I have some 80A/125A HRC fuses lying around. Where can I get the fuse holder highlighted below? The ones I see around are too big (for 250A fuses).

BAREZZI,
I got it courtesy of chris81964, via First Option technologies located at
44, Randle Avenue,
Surulere, Lagos.
Tel: 08027866492; 08033106892
Email:ales@firstoptiontech.com
aadepoju@firstoptiontech.com
Firstoptions@gmail.com.

They normally sell it with the fuses though but you can check them out and see what is obtainable. Cheers.

Chuckdee:



Hi Saipro,

Most routers with inbuilt 3G/4G Capability don't come very cheap. The tp-link TL-MR6400 (See attached pictures)will serve you as it has a sim slot and has Lan ports too. It goes for around 50k Here in Abuja.

For your Second issue, I use a TP-link wifi extender that has worked flawlessly for me. Not only does it give you a lan port for your midnight classic, it also extends and improves that your already existing wifi a whole lot... (see attached pictures.)

It was $20 when i bought it
Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NR2VMNC/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Exactly what the doctor ordered; thanks!

Ativ:


The NTEL ZTE MF28 comes unlocked and supports all known 3G and 4G networks in NIGERIA including Glo’s band 28.
What’s the Netgear router model?
Will a WiFi extender extend file sharing via NAS?

I've actually had it a while but been in the box. Until last week. It's the N900 WNDR4500, me thinks.

Barezzi:
Chuckdee,
I have some 80A/125A HRC fuses lying around. Where can I get the fuse holder highlighted below? The ones I see around are too big (for 250A fuses).

Hello, I dont really knw what you meant by "too big" but the ones I sell & use are within 30-35k

It depends on the camera position /view. The 250a fuse cartridges comes in similar dimensions !

Fuse holder dimension. The price is of little consequence, na the size.
I want something petite as reflected in the picture I posted for use on my classic.

I've seen them online in different sizes baba. I have the 3-pole 250A isolator which I use for "Emergency battery disconnect". They come in 2 and 3 pole variants.

kiekie1:


Hello, I dont really knw what you meant by "too big" but the ones I sell & use are within 30-35k

Barezzi:
Fuse holder dimension. The price is of little consequence, na the size.
I want something petite as reflected in the picture I posted for use on my classic.

I've seen them online in different sizes baba. I have the 3-pole 250A isolator which I use for "Emergency battery disconnect". There come in 2 and 3 pole variants.

Okay my man.. Duely noted ! Nagode

sharks776:
@niyi and all, I came to China for a program, while moving around, I came across this hybrid inverter
http://www.mustpower.com/pv1800-hm-mppt-series-high-frequency-off-grid-solar-inverter-2-3kva/
Am buying the 3kva from the factory. What's your opinion pls

Based on the looks and form factor, as well as the fact that it uses WatchPower as it's control software, I can conclude that it's a re-branded Axpert-based inverter (other rebrands are IPowerPlus, MPPSolar, GennexTech).

They are very good inverters (and i can swear by them). I've used two axperts so far - I dropped the 24V model because I wanted a 48V system. The only issues I can see are:
* Axperts dont deal well with loads over 50% capacity, especially where most of the load is coming from a heating device (iron, oven, water heater etc)
* The hybrids manufactured before 2016 suffer from the 'premature float bug' where the inverter jumps to float after spending just a few seconds/minutes in absorb. While there's a firmware with a bug fix available on the internet for the 5kVA/48V models, I haven't seen such a fix for any of the other models. It's not a problem for me because I use an external Charge Controller.

Ativ:


The NTEL ZTE MF28 comes unlocked and supports all known 3G and 4G networks in NIGERIA including Glo’s band 28.
What’s the Netgear router model?
Will a WiFi extender extend file sharing via NAS?

do they still sell the zte mf28, does it come unlocked truly, does it really support all 4g networks including glo and have you used it personally? sorry for my many questions

This one all of una dey blow grammar..... makes me look like I never attended CCNA classes.
If Bigrovar steps in now... na to scatter d whole thing now.... with his own highTech analogies.

always nice to read some off Solar tips from you guys.
love y'all.

Uncle Dapsyra, oya contribute ya own join d matter too oooo