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Hello gurus, Based on guidance from this platform,I plan to have two 5kva 48v inverters (4 batteries in parallel for each totaling 16 tubular batteries). Can I use a single Solar mmpt CC to charge the batteries? If so, will it be a 96 v CC? |
saint2ace:What is the function of the 24V balancer? Is there a 48v balancer for a 48v system? How much are balances? |
Churches like mfm believe in praying against enemies and not for enemies. I find it anti-biblical. But i wonder how the power of God still moves in such places. ![]() |
Valto:Please for my education,What does this do? I thot inverters have this inbuilt. |
Israelicc:Very helpful. Thanks for both posts. |
NiyiOmoIyunade:Thanks a lot for your prompt response. You have given me a lot of insight. For your response: 1. How can i get a battery bank balancer that will suit my design. 2. My technician said same - that it is likely a pwm but another tech said YOHAKO brand has it. Are u suggesting i go for 192v cc 3. You are right, the inverter is indian but i am scared of the chinese ones that seem to fry at heavy load. Only the inverter has been locked. Load is for a duplex, 1 freezer, 2 fridges, 2 AC (1.5hp), 4 standing fans,20 light points(15 Watts each), 16 cctv cameras, 1 pumping machine. Can i use tubular batteries offgrid? Someone said i can't as it will give issues. |
ojeysky:Oga and the rest of the house, i am a newbie on solar matters but trying to do some investment in solar power (off grid). 30 x 380w tier 1 solar panels (mono) 10kva 180V inverter (sukam) 180 V MPPT Charge controller 80A (but I am still searching for 100A but its scarce unlessi order on alibaba but time is not my friend here) 15 batteries of 200ah each and 12v (tubular) How best can I set up the panels in parallel and in series to harness maximum a available energy from the panels as I have observed that you guys are particular about how the panels are connected. What is the best way of monitoring my the performance of my set-up, any recommended monitoring device? 3S10P? Note we plan use 4mm cable from the panel to the CC but i am skeptical about this but the technician says it is adequate since it is DC. |
hermesprogidy:What he should say and call for is for support. New York have serious shortages, did they say people should not be coming for tests? Don't you see the governor of New York shouting for assistance and aids everyday. They need more doctors, nurses, test kits and ventilators and are letting the public know this. So,the prof ought to call for support and state it clearly that they lack testing facilities,PPE and capabilities to meet up with demand not what he said. We should all use our heads. |
Fa44me:If the covid was a normal ailment, perhaps. But with a contagious disease? No, you first eliminate the possibility of it being that contagious disease before addressing any other suspicion otherwise the consequences are exponential. COVID-19 is not malaria or typhoid. |
seunfly:This is where you are showing your ignorance and bringing the validity of your certificate to question (If indeed you are a medical professional, your competence is highly questionable). This is why some doctors in Nigeria do guess work instead of dotting the "i's" and crossing the "t's" by doing proper medical diagnosis and tests rather than guessing. I repeat and read it very well so that it sinks in : Tests are part of the diagnosis process to either confirm or refute what is suspected. I don't know how silly people can be. You need not go to medical school to know that it is better to confirm or eliminate a suspicion. By so doing, you know you next line of action with assurance. Now to your emergency issue, which shows you know nothing about medicine. What you do is stabilise the person and treat for whatever you suspect but you do not prevent the person from going for the relevant test. Like I said, you are not in the field so let me give you a simple example to drive it into your head. A man is rushed to the hospital with high temperature (recurrent fever on a daily basis), vomiting, stomach pain and complaint of dizziness. This man even tells you that he slept in a mosquito infested area a week ago where he was bitten by mosquitoes. Now in this case, there are number of suspicions: 1. he has malaria 2. he has food poisoning (stomache pain) 3. he has ulcer (stomach pain) 4. he could even have appendicitis 5. Any other thing. So what do we do, we ask him to go for tests without administering anything? No. You take his vitals and proceed from there. What can address temperature? a brand of paracetamol. The stomach ache can be by a drug used to stabilise the PH level in the tummy (don't want to go into drug names so people don't go self medicating). The dizziness can be addressed by passing an appropriate fluid to his system (drip). You don't just treat him for malaria because you think it is most likely malaria. You send his blood sample for test for malaria, ulcer,appendicitis and any other suspicion. When the test result is out is when you now commence proper and direct treatment to address whatever the test says is wrong. If truly, you are a medical professional, you need to go back to your basics. I am sure you are not in the medical field or you are a pure charlatan. |
See this man that called himself a professor speaking like a layman. So doctors should examine patients critically before refering them for malaria tests as well? Professor, just incase you have forgotten, the tests are meant to either confirm or negate suspicion of an ailmemt. It is a vital part of the diagnosis process. Despite the number of negative results in the US and Uk (as examples) did you hear them advise doctors to stop referring people for tests? I am glad you mentioned that some were postive. What if the doctors of those positive ones allowed them to roam about? Professor, take your time o o. This is not the time to say rubbish if you have nothing tangible to say. Don't risk the lives of people because you want media attention. Your statement is grossly stupid and very irresponsible. |
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Wanity:Then you must be refering to the the 'bacha' on top of the sand near the beach. One can't get a room self contain that is made with blocks for 70k in ologolo. |
Dharmiejoe:If he is syphoning blessings truely, how come the blessings he syphoned are not enuff to pay his rent? Or are u implying that all the people that have eaten his rice aren't adequately blessed? Please stop listening to people's opinion and seek God's face about matters. That man may just be using his last cash to cook rice for neighbours in the spirit of the season yet some ingrates will quickly attribute to a diabolic ritual for blessing syphoning. ![]() Where is ur empowerment as a Christian to pray and sanctify food even those sacrifuced to idols? ![]() |
imolile:I really don't understand where mark 16:18 applies in mfm doctrine. |
Arik is fond of doing this. I am glad someone called them out. |
So what is the figure? Posts? Followership? |
The NPF couldbe commended on this. They seem to do some work when they need to despite the challenges with proper gadgets. |
And this is news? I weep for nairaland. ![]() |
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Which advanced country dedicates a day as sanitation? These leaders travel abroad but do not bring back the exposure. The problem is not a monthly sanitation day but lack of proper/effective/adequate waste disposal system coupled with the mental orientation of the populace towards waste disposal. Nevertheless, like for No and share for Yes |
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Nice write-up. Just a few comments having dated military ladies in the past. 1. Forget the uniforms, treat them the way you will treat a normal lady (with respect) 2. Present a good appearance in dressing and communication. 3.Praise the efforts of women in military. Identify their challengea and think of solutions. 4.Demonstrate that you can meet and cater for their needs both financially, emotionally and sexually. They are just women in uniforms and sometimes are lonelier than their civilian counter parts. They have needs like every other women just the way they bleed monthly like every other woman. 5. Respect their schedules and align your dates to their convenience.Let them be the ones to invite you to their barracks or homes. If you are good enough, they will want to show you off. |
LuciferProphet: Kseafresh: |
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If after the manner of men I have fought with beasts at Ephesus, what advantageth it me, if the dead rise not? 1COR15:32 |
The fool tried to scam me. She started by being churchy. Telling me that she was in church that evening. She sent me a video of the pup and thatof the parent. The video of the parent had no pup around it (red flag). Sudden change of location from Abuja to Plateau (red flag). Asking me to pay money before delivery (red flag). Sending me plenty chats to prove her other customers pay before delivery (red flag).She was just off. Please be careful of her scam
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Okay, the only benefit o me is the one week break. When money exchanges hands we will be back to where we started. Nonsense unions. |
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Ologolo road opposite agungi, lekki |
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