₦airaland Forum

Rumplesteelskin:
Yes, that’s what all my tests are pointing to.

For context: Before the Haisic battery arrived, I was using a custom-built lithium battery with my 3kVA hybrid inverter and 24V solar setup. With eight 200W solar panels on the roof, I could charge the battery from 24V in the morning to 29.2V by 1–3 PM, depending on sunlight.

The Haisic arrived and got stuck at 27.2V on day one. I initially thought the issue was charging current. My inverter supports 30A for AC charging, the charge controller is rated 60A, and the battery’s recommended charge current is 40A. So, I ruled out current as the problem.

Did a drain test, still stuck at 26.8-27.2 V after hours of charging. Did the final test today, disconnected the inverter from the battery, and the inverter went straight to 29.1 V, while the charge controller that is connected to the battery shows 26.8 V. So, I have ruled out the inverter limiting the charge current.

My guess is either the BMS is faulty or one or more cells are weak. Order the Coulomb meter posted here a few threads back, but it will take 3 weeks to get to me.

DominicM:
This is what someone I know said was sent to him

DominicM:
This is what someone I know said was sent to him

Uchasa:
At least this market is far better than all the Dustbin gatherings in Akwa Ibom

Queenlovely:
children full nairaland,they will not understand what it means to be kidnapped.

let me share my story with you.

back in 2006 I went to potiskum for a wedding, I was kidnapped. they demanded 50billion ransom, when they knew who I was.

my father made some calls and within 30 minutes, I was released, these people are dangerous

johnhood:
The problem is not country to go but money is!

decuteGenius:
Sups guys. I'm 18yrs old. A 200 level student of a Nigerian University.

Lately, Nigeria has been swallowing up it citizens
Soldiers killed protesters.
ASUU Strike should have given birth by now but the baby no wan komot.
We are entering a second Recession abhii Next Level Recession coz we've been in Recession since Buhari came
The Government has no plans for the country
The Government is selling out the nation for their pockets.
They have loaned out our great grand children.
Etc.

At this juncture, I've been overwhelmed by the quest for greener pastures in a foreign land and I need advise ASAP.

Even if it's from schooling abroad to living there, plz advice.

I dunno know anything about getting out of this shithole.


Nigerians plz help me. I don't wanto be a slave in Nigeria.����

ATEAMS:
I find the best way to love someone is not to change them, but instead, to help them reveal the greatest version of himself.

porka:
Joe Biden's policy against hydrocarbons in favour of green energy will have devastating effects on the Nigerian economy. The IOCs will be severely disincentivized to make investments in exploration in new fields. With no income from oil sales, governments will be unable to fuffil their financial obligations as and when due. This will lead to increase in poverty. Poverty and hunger will lead to more social unrests.

HollisHogan1:
You and other jealous and envious Akwa ibom people will die of hate soon.
it's only temporary ,they will move back to Calabar. And I think all states have the WAEC offices.
Thanks to Akwa ibom hoodlums for looting and vandalizing Calabar.

Ebenezer202I:
cross River people are thieves from birth, yet they keep blaming Akwaibomites for their failures.
Also Calabar people (the Efiks) are not as educated as their Akwa ibom counterparts that's why they find it hard to progress

HollisHogan1:
All the crimes , prostitution and everything bad at Calabar are by Akwa ibom people .

Benesis:
One thing with family is that you may fight and quarrel, and create distance, but family is family...

I pray the office should be here temporarily.
Udom needs to talk with Ayade, the talk of Akwa ibomites looting Calabar is getting stale, why will akwa ibom people go that far to loot yet command palliative warehouse in uyo they dare not break in.

I feel this is a ploy to have a scapegoat to blame for all the woes and this if not checked now might lead to deep emnity... Udom needs to mediate, if need be, pay, if after investigation its found out that the allegation is true. Be that as it may, the fight and emnity is not necessary.

HollisHogan1:
Akwa ibom exports it's burdens to other states. Once all Akwa ibom people leave Calabar and Cross river there'll be progress. Akwa ibom people are bad luck . very bad people .

HollisHogan1:
I'm Efik. I think there should be a program which compesnates Akwa ibom people to go back to their state and never let them back in to Calabar. you are burdens and irritants. Although I'm sure there are some good ones doing businesses or schooling .,only those should be allowed to stay and there should not be more than 1000 Akwa ibom people living in Calabar at a time. same applies to others there needs to be some discipline and all states need to carry their burdens .

Lanrelagboi:
the Special Adviser to the Lagos State Governor on Works and Infrastructure, Engineer Aramide Adeyoye, said that despite the economic recession, dwindling financial resources occasioned by the COVID 19 pandemic and the most recent unwarranted violence unleashed on government infrastructure, Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu remains focused on promoting economic prosperity through the provision of sustainable road infrastructure throughout the State.

Incognito403:
Hate time.

Oya Ipodians, come and give us 1001 reasons why this is a junk project.

Explain how it's a means to enrich Tinubu.

Ipobians will explain how Lagos deserves more but Tinubu is only making them think this is the best they can get.

Ipodians will explain how the best Lagos roads are the equivalent of slums in "saner climes".

Oya, eyin elede yen da?