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By the way I can listen to you voice with its clarity better than 99 percent of all the others.

Absolutely brilliant! Thank you so much! I’m looking to get a solar system that I can take to France and have by our tent. But possibly at a later date put up on a converted van. This was so helpful - I feel like I need to study the different ones for sale but with more knowledge 🙌

@SolarSolution

4 жыл бұрын

@Spoil All thanks for your messages, I am glad to hear your are soaking up the information from the different videos. Good luck!

I've watched two of your videos and have gone from novice with no clue about solar panels to being able to ask reasonably intelligent questions about them. I feel much smarter now, thank you!🧐 😂

@SolarSolution

2 жыл бұрын

That is great to hear John, thank you for letting me know! It sounds like you are on a steep learning curve, well done. All the best, Jesse.

Very efficient and informative as always. Thank you.

@SolarSolution

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gustavo, that's great to hear. I'm glad you enjoyed this video as well. Jesse

🌹Hi Mr.Jesse, thank you for your kind sharing about the PV buying guide! Your speech is real stuff and helpful👍

@SolarSolution

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Nova, I'm glad it was helpful!

Puik! Meaning excellent. Thank you!

@SolarSolution

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Anton! It is good to hear you enjoyed the video. Haha and I haven't heard that one [puik] for years, nice one :)

Thank you very much. Currently in the process of upgrading campervan with 200Ah lithium heated batteries from battleborn, victron mppt 100/50, and finally orion-tr smart 12/12V-30A. Already purchased receiving next week. Solar panels primary charging method hoping to make this purchase early next week. Huge learning curve. Heated batteries as I am in Canada and the camper full time. Also design is modular in that batteries and solar panels will move from rv to a 28 foot sail boat. I will keep you posted with my progress. Your videos are extremely informative and straightforward thank you.

@SolarSolution

2 жыл бұрын

It is good to hear from you Daniel, thank you for your message! All the best, Jesse.

Very useful information

@SolarSolution

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad to hear you enjoyed the video Mike, thank you for your message.

Living on amp hrs from a battery why is it that the bigger the voltage of the pannel gives you lower amps? I wire for the highest voltage in series to the max voltage of the charge controller and it's a mppt and did notice it changing the low amperage and doubling it back to the battery. Which is great but shouldn't a 300 watt pannels at least put out more than 8 amps?

will 2 12 volt solar panels wired in series produce 24 volts?

Please, I am trying to get a fact. Is it that having lower rated panels will produce better than higher rated ones.. eg having single 300watts panel and having 2pieces of 150watts which one is better in terms of better output production... Curious to know. Thanks

Jesse, this is completely off topic, but your voice is really close to Patrick Stewart. With a little practice you could totally spoof him. Enjoy now knowing that. Also thanks for all the specific solar info!

@SolarSolution

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Robert! Haha that is very interesting to hear, thanks for letting me know. I guess I can start to practice my "Engage!" phrase and start mixing it in with future videos. You are the first to tell me that I sound like Stewart: Many have suggested Arnold Swarzenegger, though I like your suggestion better to be honest :)

@robertgriz2500

2 жыл бұрын

@@SolarSolution make it so #1! I look forward to seeing the attempt in an upcoming video!

Hi, love the video and the opportunity to learn. If you have time and if others are interested, could you look at a case study. Specifically, if I wanted to power my electric car ( say Tesla) and use it every day for 50km, what would be the optimum system. Thanks

@SolarSolution

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Sanjeev, thanks for your message. It's good to hear you enjoyed the video! I like your suggestion for the case study, I will add it to my to-do list [thumbs up]. All the best, Jesse.

Do you think it's a good idea to use bifacial panels on residential metal roof top? My system is 14.8KW, should I choose a light colour for the roof to get the most reflection back to the panels? Thank you.

@SolarSolution

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Patrick, thanks for you question. I would love to help, though unfortunately I cannot provide recommendations through the KZread comment section. You are welcome to contact me through the main website for support: www.solarsolution.co All the best! Jesse

Hi Jesse. Love y our videos! I am building an off-grid solar panel array for the top of the van my wife and I have just ordered (Ford Transit high-top extended van). I am wondering if it's worth it to build a system to move the panels in at least one axis, possibly two, to track the sun, probably based on the GPS coordinates and date/time. I know the improvement might be around 10%, but I am still not sure. Thanks!!!

@SolarSolution

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your feedback, it is good to hear you appreciate the videos. It sounds like you are starting a nice new adventure there, very nice! Tracking might get you better yields, though adds to the complexity of your system. I think it is a matter of personal preference: If it was my van, and if there would be enough room, I would probably get high-performing [mono] panels. Just add more solar compared to the tracking option, and you have a solid solar system. TIP: Consider multiple [smaller] MPPT charge controllers which might allow you to squeeze maximum performance out of each panel. Have fun! Jesse

@DrychronRed

3 жыл бұрын

@@SolarSolution Thank you for the reply! It does make sense to use more panels, but I'm trying to get around 1000w to charge my 24v 280aH LifePo battery bank, and to do so, it seems I have to put the entire array higher than my Maxx Fans. Since they're already going to be in a frame above the roof, I figured I might consider pivoting it with linear actuators. May I ask one more question? You mention using multiple MPPT controllers. I will research this. However, if I have five 250w 24v panels, would you suggest 3 controllers (two panels each) or am I going down the wrong path (as I haven't researched it yet). Thanks!

@SolarSolution

3 жыл бұрын

You are welcome, I am glad I could help. You may also be interested in booking a consultation through the main website: www.solarsolultion.co/services. I also shared a video on wire sizes which might be useful for you: kzread.info/dash/bejne/aWR-27OzlcjeZ9Y.html. Enjoy and all the best, Jesse

Hi Jesse, im a british expat living in the Philippines, our family live out in the rice territories/countryside here, we want to set up a bitcoin a BIG solar power mining set up out in the countryside, and as we would be dealing with solar panels we would then like to set up a solar panel business providing power to farmers too but thats a different discussion :) . My question is, do you have any tips or recommendations for type of solar power set up we should use for the solar powered bitcoin mining company? Many thanks.

I want flexible panels on my 36’ sailboat. I think I could lay them on existing surfaces without building supports, and also reposition them from time to time. Unfortunately I hear that flexible panels just don’t last. Is that so?

@SolarSolution

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Dana, thank you for your question. An excellent topic for a separate video I would say, I will upload it next week OK? If that video would not answer your questions, please let me know.

@SolarSolution

4 жыл бұрын

@Dana smith: The video on flexible solar panels is online on youtube. Enjoy! kzread.info/dash/bejne/a2Wkpc-Rfaqnp9Y.html

You say higher-efficiency panels are always better and are your #1 priority. I'm confused with that blanket assertion. If I compare a 350W low-efficiency panel vs a 350W high-efficiency panel, assuming all else is the same, they'll produce the same 350W peak power. The main difference is size of the panels - low-efficiency panels are bigger, so need more surface area. Unless you're space-constrained, that's not a problem. Yes, higher-efficiency/premium panels will likely have slightly better specs, but from the price differentials I see, doesn't make sense to pay a premium. I'd likely add another panel for insurance - maybe another ~$300. Major considerations for me are price and aesthetics (the all-black panels look much better even though they typically have a modest performance penalty). With ever-lower panel prices for residential PV, hard to think paying a premium for current top-tier panels is a worthwhile investment. The better investment seems to be high-quality inverters/batteries.

@SolarSolution

3 жыл бұрын

Hello Arthur, thanks for sharing your thoughts and your contribution. I am sure this can be helpful for other viewers as well in their decision-making process. All the best, Jesse.

Tall about prices of those %50 Efficient panels

@SolarSolution

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your question, I will add it to the list. All the best, Jesse.