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Hello folks,

My GK series supports equalisation, I will like to know if this is a good thing to do on my batteries and how often should I do it?

Thanks

totalgreen01:
sweet inverter

We agree, it's also great value for money! Other than the high series connection requirements, it's the best hybrid at its price range.

Trippledots:
In his words, "no exceptions".....his only terms were that if i put it on the roof then it becomes his property and i can use it as long as i am his tenant. On moving out, i'm leaving it including cables attached to it.

Oops that's not nice of him, what a very difficult conditions to swallow.

The only space for standalone will have shadow cast on it from midday down. Except i raise the platform as high as the building. Its a one Storey building .

Hmm....I don't envy you at all....sowi

Trippledots:
@bolded.. Abeg where u de stay?? I dnt get up to 1hr daily where i stay, landlord no gree person put solar for roof. I wan pack out abeg.

How about stand alone even if it means you've done car shield for your neighbors as well

mank1234:
https://iccsoftware.co.za/about/shop/

https://centurionsolar.co.za/icc-advanced-power-management/

Okay this looks interesting but I was hoping for something free (that I can just download and install)

duwdu:
It's now 4 pm and the situation has not improved. (Attached.) Hmm, I guess that does it practically for this solar day?

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Hello Bro, please does this app work with the MPP solar GK series? And what's the name?

Anyone know of any app/software that I can use to get better information from the MPP solar GK series? The watchpower mobile app is quite basic, can't even access historical data/graph through it.

samadex2007:
We distributes only genuine KYB not Refilled KYB.

We can give you 62,000 for both right and left.

Where is your location?

I am very much interested in original, my location is ekiti. The kyb part numbers for my car is 334264 and 334263 please can you provide pictures of the absorber with those specific part numbers inscribed on it?

samadex2007:
Rear Right= 32,500

Rear Left= 32,500

Am buying the pair so 65k? Or do I get a discount for buying pair? Is this the original kyb? Cos the price tag seem to be heavy o

Bros,

Do you have rear absorber for 02 Highlander 4WD and how much? Budget price I beg

Regards

Hello,

Do you have rear absorber for 02 Highlander 4WD and how much?

Regards

Crixie:
Genuine KYB shocks .Always available.

Hello,

Do you have rear absorber for 02 Highlander 4WD and how much?

Regards

Hello,

Do you have rear absorber for 02 Highlander 4WD and how much?

Regards

This isn't a Yaris interior

olaolu11:
Connect in series? My inverter is 12volts. 3 panels in series will give 36volts, and will not work with my 12volts inverter. I stand to be corrected

Okay you need a 12v charge controller then

drakeskull:
Took me 51.44 liters to refill back to half tank. Seems I was scammed at the filling station cos tank should be 71 liters and half can’t be 52. I did 212.5 miles to half tank.

How would you rate the fuel consumption. Cc Gazzuzz

Looks like you didn't follow the suggestion:

1. Fill up your tank and drive around
2. After doing reasonable miles/km fill up again, the fuel quantity it takes to fill-up can then be used to calculate your actual consumption.

Filling up from empty to half tank is not an accurate way to check fuel consumption; Half tank on guage indicator does not mean 50% of fuel. (i.e 35L in your case).

Ofcourse Gazzuz may have a professional opinion sha o.

durodee:
Pictures?

Initial post updated

durodee:
Had this Binatone appliance connected to my 1.5HP Polystar AC. The readings have been strange. When plugged on it reads zero watts and as the compressor kicks in, the reading starts from around 600w and then ramps it up to about 900w

It seem to be doing its job. Your AC is consuming that much which if you ask me is still okay. Unless you are using the inverter ACs that are power friendly

olopan:
Have you found a better way to get your standalone buildup make out yet.....
let me know, i would like to throw in a few pointers.

Sure I used the attached recommendation that I got from a friend after we brainstormed about it. Though I didn't get to plan for 12 anymore. I only did for 9 panels. Ingredients:

3" Galvanized poles
1.5" angle bars
12mm rods combined with 8mm that I had at home.

Welder put it all together and then the rest is getting it strongly fitted with concrete. It's standing now. Hopefully next weekend will get to move the panels.

Regards

olaolu11:
The array is stand alone. Distance is 12 feet from panel to wall, 20 feet ground floor to ceiling and 36 feet within ceiling to drop 7 feet to controller. All approximate calculations about 78 feet. I live in top flat of a 1-storey rental apartment so I am not permitted to punch landlords roof.

If you can guarantee equal sunlight to all panels then my suggestion is that you get a controller with high voc (yes you imagine I will suggest mppsolar ) and then connect your panels in series,
Get a armoured dual core 10mm to do your entire cabling, it's 1k per yard, cheaper for you since it's 2 in 1.

PS: I am still an apprentice in this solar thing Sha o

So this morning I saw 1.2kw on my current badly oriented 1.5kw array. This further gives me hope that by the time I put it on standalone, it can only be better.
MPP solar GK series seem to be performing greatly.

Bobnnamdi:
With the money you can get varieties of cars. Going by what Oga Gazuzz said, keep it simple so you don't buy a money pit. Someone mentioned theft on corollas, yeah it's true, infant it's true for almost all Toyota brands now in Naija. You can look the Honda way or the Lexus way. Toyota is still a choice, you might be lucky not to be a victim of theft. Just keep it simple as Gazzuz said

Easy, get a comprehensive insurance!

nurey:
Toyota sienna 2000, if your Highlander is AWD then you shouldn't expect something close to the sienna. only the fwd Highlander or RX has identical fuel economy.

Also depending on what 1mz you have whether it's vvti or non vvti then ofcourse any highway speed greater than 90km/h don't expect anything close to manufacturer stats.

manufacturer stats for highway is between 60 to 90km/h

I guess that explains it then; mine is vvti/AWD and I get around 1L to 6/7km

Bobnnamdi:
Why do you say so sir?

Compartment extension was added from the 02 upward and yours does not have that

nurey:
I have been using 1mz since 2014 and done alot of calculation so I know

Okay thats super cool, i do 1L to 11km on my Yaris and certainly much lower than that on my 1mz highlander. By the way what body is your 1mz engine carrying? an SUV or Sedan?

GAZZUZZ:
a smaller engine does not always mean better fuel economy

Fair enough but i have got no engine related error code on the Yaris though; ofcourse i guess the next you may say is "having no error code does not mean better fuel economy"

nurey:
fuel economy is

12L per 100km city and 10L per 100km highway your vehicle could do better depending on condition of vehicle, load car is carrying and traffic conditions.

I doubt 1mz will give this good fuel economy

Can't be 2002

double3:
And one begins to imagine why they are so expensive....did enugu to lagos with ac full blast with just 6k fuel.

Is it this cheap, I did Ekiti to Lagos with 6k on my Highlander (V6 3.0L though), and I did 4k on same trip for my Yaris (1.5L).
Is it possible that corolla is more economical than Yaris?

ojeysky:
Oga Gazzuz, I have got this code on my Yaris, how do I go about fixing it?

Regards

Oga Gazzuz help with this C1336 code on my Yaris o

primefaith1:
6mm,500/yard.10mm,800/yard. All double core.

Is this amoured cable with earth coating? Can you share picture and regards your location?

SmartToyota:
2wheel drive or 4wheel drive?
Kindly call 07030299601

4WD, can I know the price?