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SweetVibe:
Remove access from his list

Okay o.,.... replace with caverton then

igbizen:
What are the three top stocks to load right now?

I hear access, GSK, vitafoam etc

DD adviced

samguru:
My Access bank dividend don land oooo

Same here, something for the weekend.

Has anyone received caverton and/or GSK dividends?

Transcorp transcorp.....it does not disappoint. Almost 5% down already

OBAGADAFFI:
Oba Otudeko used his Airtel shares as collateral for Honeywell's Ecobank loan.

Oba Otudeko used the same Airtel shares (and some Honeywell assets) as collateral for a First Bank loan.

According to news reports, Otudeko’s Airtel shares were used as collateral for Honeywell’s Ecobank loan. Yet, in an interesting turn of events, those same Airtel shares as well as some Honeywell assets were also used as collateral for the credit facility from First Bank.

According to one banking insider, “In a round about way, First Bank now owns the assets pledged to Ecobank.”

“So the same asset (Honeywell and Airtel) is allegedly pledged to Ecobank and none of the banks can move in on these assets. First Bank has an equity position while Ecobank has a debt position.”



Mad people everywhere

These people that folks refer to as rich are not as rich afterall

PETERiCHY:
Since FBNH bids OUTWEIGH the offer
Hope you are BUYING more

Honeywell receiving the expected beating!

ojeysky:
A few R3 Basic DIY 6.5k for unit price and 6k for multiple. Can flash with tasmota before shipping for those interested

Still available

stevebond007:
With some of the info I have been able to process, one can build a 5.0kva solar inverter system with #1,000,000

Sure why not:

Inverter axpert variants 250k
100AH 48v LFP 500k
4 380w panels 200k
Accessories 50k

Increase your budget to have more panels and battery capacity.

ojeysky:
I have got 2 brand new BMV 712 with temp sensor for grabs. 125k each

Q/A
Is this the victron BMV 712 with Bluetooth features?
Yes
Is the price negotiable?
No price is firm Sir/Ma
Does the price include shipping?
No it doesn't, but I can waybill to any part of the country at buyer's cost.

Still available

Still very much available

Penuelseun:
No, you can't power your house loads directly from the charge controller, it is not designed for something like that, you only connect your load to your batteries or bus bar

That should be in CAPS and also probably in bold as well

totalgreen01:
Enjoying my li-ion DIY
will update soon

Wow! I still wonder and like to know why folks go this route though. Is it cheaper compared to DIY of higher capacity prismatic lifepo4 cells?

yMcy56:
Osita already answered .....with much grammar anyway. Lol.
"Share price adjustment for dividend" simply means deducting the declared dividend from the share price as at the date of markdown (next trading day after final qualification date).
It doesn't affect shareholders who doesn't sell immediately after markdown as such OR, who bought much cheaper......but may affect traders depending on cost price or market situation at the point/date of markdown.

For instance, Mansard closed at 90kobo before markdown on 22nd April.
Opened @85kobo on 23rd and still gained 0.05kobo on same day, to close back @90kobo.
All na investment risks. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.

About mansard is there any news about their reconstruction stuff sef?

yMcy56:
Marked down already and closed @N50 xtyday.

The downward route may commence next week then.

Ades1:
Greetings oga.... Stanbic is about to give 1 bonus for every 6 shares held.... To you it is overpriced, to me it is not, that's why I have been buying.

Like someone don talk before, even if Stanbic drop to N20 today today, you go shift una goal post to N15.

I hope you bought at less than 35 but at the current price am not sure the dividend and bonus share combined is worth it. Time will tell sha...after markdown..

Looks like market is not smiling for those that may have entered crypto recently.

Still available

Is there anyone using growatt that also has direct consumption info from battery that can share consumption at on both sides on a load of say 1kw

Valto:
this is the guy...
https://www.nairaland.com/acunon

Interesting, I have bought 2 smart TVs from him, the second was not as neat as I expected but they both work till date. Maybe I am one of the Lucky few
Good to know about this though, because we argued small about the condition of the second TV

mank1234:
Which guy is everyone talking about? Same guy everywhere. Una dey fear to mention name?

Abi o, I have been looking for the moniker mention but nothing

ceaser:
I think what he'll be more interested in is the UX and performance as per runtime as it applies to different battery capacities.

Pictures of the set up as seen on listings from vendors always show CC, solar panels and batteries as components.

What you can't tell from the pictures is runtime. I am also interested in knowing that.

Contributions from users in the house will be appreciated.

For me I prefer to set-up a small backup system for normal inverter freezer of known brands. I have not seen any DC solar fridges that is of known brands. I also like the flexibility that I can easily put on my gen to power my AC fridge/freezer when the sun is not smiling. Ultimately I don't see much motivation for a dedicated DC solar fridges/freezer

ojeysky:
A few R3 Basic DIY 6.5k for unit price and 6k for multiple. Can flash with tasmota before shipping for those interested

Still available

MrOkenwa:
Boss, I heard that our light drops below 80v. That's the reason why I'm looking for something in that range.
Can you pls educate me small about this servo and relay? The relay type has something in the range of what I'm looking for but I don't want to make wrong choice.

Servos are more efficient, attached is a well summed up comparison. I don't know of a servo at less than 80v but you would get relay at 45v though I doubt it will be useful

MrOkenwa:
Hi Sir, do you sell central stabilizers? I need one, in the range of 12-15kva, with input voltage of between 45-270v. Thank you

Bros 45v kee that one red o....I think the minimum have seen is 80v....you can look into Dunamis products. I use their 10kva servo, no regrets

ojeysky:
I have got 2 brand new BMV 712 with temp sensor for grabs. 125k each

Q/A
Is this the victron BMV 712 with Bluetooth features?
Yes
Is the price negotiable?
No price is firm Sir/Ma
Does the price include shipping?
No it doesn't, but I can waybill to any part of the country at buyer's cost.

Still available o

omotoda:
Expert in the house please is it possible to draw current from a battery set up with more than one inverter?

Sure so long as the inverter is same spec i.e 48v battery setup should have 48v inverters

samguru:
Unilever has been reporting loss for couple of years back and the board is coming up with resolutions that will make the company to bleed further.

Imagine the board is proposing #62 million for director as directors fees and as well as #12million vehicle allowance for the chairman.

This proxy AGM is an opportunity for some rogues in board of the listed companies to strangulate our companies.

Securities and Exchange Commission,minority shareholders can not breath again!

Quite unfortunate I just say, we may experience further deep on the stock with the way things are going

ceaser:
9ja.

If they can vandalize rail track as heavy and tight the fittings are, I guess charging stations will be child's play.



I actually think it's a possibility to charge using panels. Just enough panels will be required and high power DC-DC converter. There is one (DC-DC converter) that I worked with. It has a max boost of 96v and 10 amps - that's 960 watts. It's connected to a 320w 36v single solar panel and a 48v DIY 18650 pack. There are days I got up to 240w output from the panel.

The DC-DC converter is advertised to be used for charging ebikes, so I guess a powerful enough boost converter and solar panels should be able to handle daylight charging of an electric vehicle of 250v nominal. And except the input power is something close to what you get from real charging stations, then one must be prepped to wait two to three hours to get the batteries full before taking the vehicle out.

The question now is that of charging for that long during the day something that is supposed to be used majorly during the day.

That's the reason why a small solar array can't deliver, a typical charge time from low to full of an electric vehicle normally should not exceed an hour. So high current charging source is desirable. Deye for instance can do 190A charge at 48v but the panels required to achieve that isn't a small something

Ardova smallie done land

Offer still very much available

Still available

solasola:
Good day folks. I am currently scalping for a pocket friendly 24v 3.5kva inverter with editable DOD settings. I will appreciate any suggestions bosses.

Growatt is a good one as it's already been pointed out, Its available locally as well. Felicity is also okay