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PotatoSalad:You are truly an audiophile. I'm looking at the EDIFIER NB2 TWS with active noise canceling. Though I know earbuds noise canceling features cannot be compared to that of the headsets. Bose quiet comfort is on a class of its own. Wanted to buy the Sony WF-1000XM3 earbud (dunno why Sony likes all these complex naming pattern) but was turned off by the lack of waterproof and the bulky design. Currently using Tronsmart Spunky Beat earbuds. Earbuds is nice, just lacks ANC and the touch control is as erratic as ever - it is downright out of control. But the sound production is pretty cool , bass is super cool with AptX and the cost is still under $40 |
Any idea why lead acid battery manufacturers don't usually state the number of cycles their battery can do on their specification sheet? Are they shy or just downright sneaky? ![]()
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Teewhy2:If you can closely match the open circuit voltage (VOC) of the 250/300w panel then you are good. Though you may lose some power due to mismatch, but your overall yield will be much better than running only the five 150watts. So in practice, most VoC range of 150w is from 18v to 20v and that of 250w is from 36v to 40v. So if you connect two 150w in series and parallel it with the other two, you will have one left unconnected. You may need one more 150w to balance up the VoC then you can parallel with a 250w or 300w. The power loss then will be minimal. Still better than running only the five 150 watts ![]() Or to avoid the headache, just buy more 150w or sell off the 150w and go full 300w or 250w. |
Elitesplanet:Every goods undergo custom clearance. I guess your question is "will it have custom duty to be paid for it?" If that is the question, the answer is not sure but likely. The custom duty thing is a bit random, but the possibility that a good will get one increases with the perceived worth of the goods. Oh yeah, the custom guys are now not fooled by the declared value, they just randomly tag a duty to a good. You may get lucky and it will escape that, but if you are that worried about it, why not look for a trusted third party shipper (don't know of any) that you can use and let the shipper worry about that? Goodluck. |
ovuobab:Yes I have done some transactions there. Hoping to get a package from there this weekend. |
Emily22:Most real life reviews of things bought in WISH that I have seen is generally negative. Most of their products are not original or just not well made. I think @ oladele239 is better off shopping at AliExpress. @ oladele239, just log into AliExpress and browse through their plethora of jewelries and check out those with many reviews. Hint, check number of orders vs reviews left. Eg a product that sold 20,000 times and have only 6 five star reviews is certainly worth avoiding as the other reviews not seen must've been negative hence the reason the seller decided to cut it off. Goodluck. |
Mikeshine:In AliExpress, go to Account > Orders> Tracking, and you will see the carrier the seller used to ship your item. |
ceaser:Fair enough...at all at all na im be winch. ![]() |
ceaser:Great guy. I like his attitude. |
ceaser:Depends on the weight...if up to 30kg you may get up to 10k ![]() |
blackboy92:It's China, no fixed price for ANYTHING. You just negotiate and negotiate till you get what you liked ![]() But if Superbuy is doing it for you may want to check their freight calculator https://www.superbuy.com/en/page/query/freight/ |
generationz:Pros 1) It leaves less hole in your pocket- cost effective. 2) A good way to buy more for less or even use premium brands without breaking the bank. Cons 1) You can't really tell whether you are getting a good deal or not as some batteries may have been vastly abused/extensively used, and most sellers will never divulge all information they know about the said battery. 2) It's used, one should not expect them to behave like brand new ![]() My recommendation: Only buy if seller is willing to give you a sort of guarantee to test if the batteries are ok (ok in the sense of it being fairly used, one should manage expectations here). Because the major way to find out is by using it. Or give you some months (say 6 months) guarantee that the batteries won't perform below par. Before you do this deal, you gotta trust the person selling it to stand by their word (kinda hard to get in Naija ) |
NICE if they didn't pay ransom! |
GTB card monthly limit for naira denominated account is $200. Their rate as of yesterday was ₦394 per $ |
Emily22:Ok. GTB same or $200? |
busuyi44:Any idea on current Zenith rate? Both still limited to $200 per month on naira denominated account? |
eleojo23:Remind me of a friend that refers to machines as guys. "This guy won't just come up." Lol |
ojeysky:Most small Indian inverter (luminous, sukam,etc) charge at maximum of 27.5v for the 24v system. Which means one can charge lithium with it without any additional stress except to add a BMS. Ok course you get to miss out on those other bells and whistles of the premium inverters. ojeysky:Higher than 2.5v is cool, reason I prefer programmable BMS. Preset can be set to as low as 2.1v... I think 2.7 to 2.8 should be ok. Or if you love playing it safe do 3v and 3.4v for the upper threshold which you are already doing. |
ojtech8291:The one that goes down to 10v is failing or already failed. Unfortunately, you may have to replace the batteries. |
feflo:Been a while I've seen this rugged charge controller. Premium really serves. |
feflo:Congratulations man! More wins. You really demystify solar and make it easier to obtain. Well done. |
ojeysky:Stop reading my mind. Just typed same before seeing this ![]() |
shithapuns:Yeah, my production has reduced. But you can rule out failing battery by adding more loads to the inverter when it's sunny and watch the charge flowing in. Check whether the current increases (after the sunshine drops and picks up) and sharply tapers off (same may happen when battery is full or near full). But if battery is neither, then you may have a failed or failing battery. |
shithapuns:The days are getting drier, the atmosphere is getting dustier which obstructs the sun's rays. Panel could be partially covered by the dust, of course. Some of the key results reveal that optimum tilt angle changes between 0° and 42° throughout the year in Nigeria. The optimum value is found to be 0° during the raining seasons (i.e., April-August) in all locations. Findings also show that the optimum tilt angle increases in the range of 5° to 42° during the dry seasons (September-March) reaching its maximum value in the month of December in all the locations. The extractable power on optimum inclined surface increase in the range of 2.5%-9% compared to horizontal surface while the cost of electricity (COE) reduces by 6%-9% when solar panel is placed on optimally inclined surface. |
JUO:Ok |
JUO:Does it have balance current in the range of 1A to 2A? If yes, how much? |
ojeysky:Should've stated the current. At least 200A. Thank you very much for posting this. |
I'm in the market for a good smart 8s BMS for Lifepo4 batteries with active balancer of between 1A to 2A. Anyone got ideas on which brand to get? Links, screenshots, suggestions are all welcome. ![]() |
ceaser:Most backfeed is mostly from electrical connection, when the output is allowed to feed the input. Also it can be as a result of inverter failure. The short circuit protection response time of various inverter differs, some may respond slower than others, and by then the damage is already done. The connection I described is simply bypassing the inverter. Just connect both lives together, do same for both neutral and the earth respectively- effectively bypassing the inverter. |
ceaser:If you can trace the short and remove it that will be fine. A generator can handle shorts better than an inverter. Run a continuity test between the three wires (L,N and E). You can check the wires to see if there are areas (especially around joints) that the live may be making contacts with either the neutral or earth. This can also be ascertained by putting the loads off, removing both the output and input wires of the inverter and connecting it together, place a clamp meter on the wire and power on. Check for any presence of high current. If you cannot find any, then there is no short on the line. Also there is a possibility that there is a faulty electrical equipment that introduces short to the system. You can have them power everything they ever use (including chargers for different devices) to see if any of it is the rogue equipment. I hope there is no backfeed from the output of the inverter to the input. The shock you got may have something to do with you being bare feet. Reason it is advised to wear a thick rubber boot while working with electricity- you gotta increase your resistance to electric current flow. |
AetA:I can't really recommend any good shipping company as the ones I've used all have one story to another. Very unpleasant experience, so I'm not going to recommend any of 'em. Wish I can help you more on this. |
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