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GeorgeD1:


there's really no need for name-calling here, i think.
you have to remember that we are all here for one purpose - energy freedom (or so i think)
what myself, samnaija and others are trying to tell up and coming solar enthusiasts is that you know what?
before lithium came onboard, there was lead acid. you don't have to be straight-jacketed into one type of battery chemistry.
you have options.
for all the draw backs of lead acid, namely:
1) it occupies space - not everyone is space constrained (many aspiring renewables enthusiasts might be living in their own
houses, so space is not an issue for them)
2) it is heavier and not easy to carry - again that may not be a deal breaker for many as long as they don't live a nomadic life.
battery banks are not meant to be moved about once they're installed. even the usual battery rotation is done every 12 or 24
months in some instances.
3) the energy density is lesser than lithium - while this may be true, except you plan to use your battery bank to run an
electric vehicle which has a high current draw, this shouldn't be a problem. if your sole aim is to run your house loads, i doubt
there's any domestic appliance that would require such high current draw which your lead acid cannot cope with.
4) dod of 50 (for lead acid) as against 80 or 90 percent (for lithium) - this also is not a challenge for many as proper battery
bank sizing easily takes care of this.
5) it has shorter life span compared to lithium - while this may be true, we have had lead acid banks lasting way beyond their
projected end of service life with proper system sizing and good maintenance practice. my 2v single cell batteries are projected
to last 15yrs by the oem. even if i'm able to get just 10yrs out of them at the end of the day, it would be a major step forward
for lead.

besides all the above, what we would like the newcomers to understand is that despite the much acclaimed drop in price of
lithium compared to lead acid, on a price per watt basis, lead acid is still a cheaper option.
so, if a person who is contemplating going solar is reading all this and all he is seeing is lithium, lithium and he goes to check
the cost of buying a lithium pack, and then throws in the cost of purchasing an appropriate sized bms with all other bells and
whistles, he gets discouraged and walks away thinking, "you know what, solar is too expensive".

over ten years ago, when we started this thread, we were all grateful for the opportunity to learn by building our systems
from scratch using simple, tried and tested methods. they were cheaper but they got the job done. we want newbies to be
given such opportunities too. they don't have to be teleguided into a particular method or battery chemistry. let them try for
themselves and see what works and what does not. that's the beauty of diy and that is overriding aim of this thread.

if we all are objective in our submissions, there would be no need for name calling. and, if we all are able to achieve our
ultimate goal of energy freedom, it would be a win-win for us all.

break the myth! you know you can!!

You are a great dude, I must say. I like your heart. Blessings!

GeorgeD1:


the above charging algorithm is just one out of many salient features that sets morningstar (tristar) cc
head and shoulders above the pack. you can't go wrong with that charge controller. it may appear to
be pricey but it pays off in the long run when you keep using your batteries year after year while others
have changed their battery banks 3x in a row.

Thank you!

GeorgeD1:


skalamanga,
the solar business is a serious one for people thinking more about positioning themselves for a future of energy independence in a society where public power is getting more epileptic by the day even as more funds are poured into the sector.

in this country as of today, when people talk about power and they think of alternatives to phcn, they think generators. so when you compare solar to generators you may be tempted to think solar is too costly. however that is only true with respect to short term projections. in the long term, the seemingly higher cost of solar pales into insignificance when compared with the huge cost savings of not having to run generators say over a 25yr period.

lets do the maths:
personally i have a 5kva petrol generator and when i was running it almost everyday, a 30ltr can of petrol will be used up in a week and that is talking of a maximum 4 hours everyday. anything more than that and the 30litres will not even last that long. there are people who have generators double that capacity and who run them for twice that lenght of time and its your guess how long a similar volume of fuel will carry them.

but lets concentrate on my own experience:

30ltrs in 1 wk is roughly 10 litres/day.
1month = 300litrs
at the present pump price of 65naira/ltr, it becomes: 300*65= 19,500 naira
in a year that amounts to: 19,500*12 = 234,000 naira
assuming pump price remains the same (which will be virtually impossible), in 25yrs, we'll have spent:
234,000*25 = 5,850,000 naira.

now, that's putting it mildly because i haven't accounted for the cost of servicing and repairs of the generator (i'e oil changes, filter, fuel pump). also, there's no guarantee that any generator no matter how rugged will last that long. averagely you'll have to change that gen once every 5 to 6 yrs depending on the brand.
then how do we factor in the constant inconvenience of noise, smoke, etc? when there is fuel scarcity you must get fuel by all means if you must have electric power so sometimes you end up siphoning fuel from your car's tank into your generator and a few times you may even suck in and swallow some of it!

now, when you compare all this to the advantage solar gives you, the higher costs does not seem so high afterall. the secret to it is starting on a small scale. you start with an inverter and battery bank. after a while you then add solar modules to your system. that way the cost wouldn't be as prohibitive as it appears from the start.

for those who have built houses before, if you were to start from day one and look at the overall cost of building that house from foundation to the last pin, the cost alone would be intimidating but when you learn to take one step at a time, you'll discover that in no time, what you thought impossible has become a reality and so it is with a solar system.

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Ance4Liverpool:
tinibu should try this kind thing i want to check something.

What do you want to check nah?
Biko, no dey talk like this wanem.

I realise some people make up stories to get others busy with comments.

kpaofame:


Men of God are citizens of the Country and are affected by situations and happenings even more than individuals,

if "his' member is kidnapped he will be called even at odd hours to pray and do what he can, and if it anything this particular one in question had a sibling in military hierarchy just recently and must have inside information that u don't have.

Two former Military Personnel came out to talk about the complacency of the military in the North recently based on info they had, u are just assuming that he is assuming.

A newspaper report years ago fingered a prominent face in this election as backer of the dreaded "Boko Haram"

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I thought it was the end of the war he declared

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Georgejeez:
When we de tell Obidients and Kwankwaso people to join hands with PDP so we fit collectively push away APC and this icon of calamity from entering Aso rock , Una de scatter votes up and down like headless chicken .


By the time Tinubu win , any person when go complain ehhhnn na weak-low go catch him two lips.

Rubbish

Don't despair beloved. Just pray and vote wisely.

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Great thread, I must say. Many thanks to the op