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Pilinpaperzgrup:
You can use fertilizer or use virgin land the soil nutrients is always very high. Glut don't play a huge row for me, your produce will command your price. Adding value is also very good especially into plantain chips.

I will want to visit your farm as well. Kindly help with the address/Location to patdozie@yahoo.com

Thanks Bro
3 suckers per hole is an great invention. The nutrient consumption for the 3 will be high definitely which is why you apply enough poultry waste. But what do you advise if one does not have enough supply of poultry wastes

More so, if your plantain harvests during the time there is glut in the market, how do you handle it? Do you process any? I understand one can cut into flakes, dry and sell to market women - have you tried that?

Please send address to patdozie@yahoo.com

@ Vanpeele,
You earlier posted this picture from someone. can you recall who you got it from? I want to know where he sources the drip control tube (in red). Is it pharmaceuticals or ??.

Cheers

https://24hrdriverslicense./ does not open

I want to renew my drivers license anyway. How do we do it

08178618411 - Dozie. Please add

How much. Please post your prices here

paulasca4real:
pls contact me on whatsapp if you can supply
07034709755

Send a mail to info@cassavamillers.com. They deal with all kind of cassava processing machines. (*** I don't have direct link with them)

Cheers

Johnnyessence:
good morning everyone how was ur night?another week av started again.endeavour to purchase ur various acres of land.time doesn't wait for any one oo.call me or mail me am available ooo.

You didn't reply the mail I sent you on 7-Jul

Pics

Lesgupnigeria:
We set up and manage farmland with 20% after sale profit collected as management fee.
Let's help you kickstart your agribusiness dream.

Can you expatiate on this?

pdozie:
Hello Good People,
Are the banks still charging to sign/stamp the e-Dividend form? LAst time I processed with FirstBank, they charged almost 2k for 1 registrar. Does that still apply please?

If yes, kindly notify of other bank's charges that may have lesser charges please?

Cheers

Please anyone with information on banks charges to process dividend form please advise.
I want to use another bank that may have lower charges than FBN. [ UBA, EKO, FIDELITY, ACCESS]. These are alternative banks I could use

Hello Good People,
Are the banks still charging to sign/stamp the e-Dividend form? LAst time I processed with FirstBank, they charged almost 2k for 1 registrar. Does that still apply please?

If yes, kindly notify of other bank's charges that may have lesser charges please?

Cheers

How To Report Your Bank To Central Bank Of Nigeria CBN

If your bank has treated you or offered you services that you find below par, your right to complain to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) which is the regulatory body of Financial Institutions in Nigeria such as Commercial Banks, Microfinance Banks, Primary Mortgage Institutions and Discount Houses.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has released guidelines for the filing of such complaints.

Contact Your Institution First

According to The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) circular issued in 2011, banks are to expand their existing ATM HELP DESK to handle all types of consumer complaints.

You MUST first report the complaint at the bank/branch where the issue originated and then allow 2 weeks (it might be less in some banks) for the issue to be resolved.

If Your Bank Fails To Resolve Your Complain

If after lodging your complaint your Bank still fails to engage you and resolve the complaint within 2 Weeks as provided for in the ATM HELP DESK Circular, you can then forward your complaint to the Consumer Protection Department (CPD) of the CBN.

Complaints to Consumer Protection Department

You should only forward your Complaints to CPD upon the failure of your Bank/Financial Institution to resolve your complaint within the 2 weeks timeline given by the CBN.

Contacting Consumer Protection Department

You can contact the CPD through the following channels:
E-mail: cpd@cbn.gov.ng
Letter: Director, Consumer Protection Department
Central Business District, Abuja

Your letter of Complaint should be addressed to the Director, Consumer Protection Department. You can submit your letter at the CBN Head Office OR at any of the Central Bank of Nigeria branches of nationwide.

Does the CPD Deal with all Types of Complaints?
The CBN deals with all financial related complaints so far as it is against Financial Institutions within its regulatory purview. How to Write an Effective Complaints Letter


Your complaint should be clear and concise to avoid ambiguity. The Complaint letter (petition) should contain amongst other things the following:
• Name, Address, Contact Phone Number & E-mail of the Complainant;
• Name of your Financial Institution;
• Personal banking details (Do NOT include PIN & Passwords, please
• History/Date of the transaction in dispute;
• Amount claimed (if any);
• Attach relevant documents to support you claim and;
• Evidence to show that you have first lodged the complaint at your bank.

You can make your further inquiries and obtain additional information on the Complaints Handling Process of the Central Bank of Nigeria from the Complaints Unit of your Bank/Financial Institution or from CBN offices nationwide.

Optimixim:
. I have worked closely with this axpert inverter closely, and the 3kw seems to get burn when a certain charging amps passes through it (DC current). I have so many cases cos I worked in a company where I handled both installation and maintenance, chris81964, did you got yours recently cos that company stopped the importation for some time now, the i-power inverter sold by zinox is same with axpert though they have corrected the error, another problem I experienced is that the paralleling of 3 units to form a three phase system do fail on synchronization, I met with the chinese chipmunks who does the manufacturing, they said that I need to upgrade the malware. So I now get my axpert from other source but now going for i-power which I have installed series of both,and still on close monitoring. Pls chris81964n if you have any experience with axpert, share here. Thank you

Is the i-power inverter same as the axpert in terms of AC charging amp for a 48v 3kv

JUO:
please request for the remote if needed

Any 60A alternative (same product)

Saipro:
I like the answers you have been given and everyone is right. Your controller should more frequently see in the range of 33A to 38A and occassionally, 43+A. For a 48V system, your configuration is perfect (efficiency rises as you narrow the difference between Vmp and nominal system voltage. This might however not be the case in instances of long distances from the panels to the CC (often quoted as in excess of 30m - 50m, depending on autority and other parameters). High voltage = lower transmission loss and this can often offset whatever gain you hope to achieve by using strings of 2. My system is similar to yours (250W x 9) in three strings of 3 for a nominal 48V system. It works the CC a bit more (a Midnite Classic 150) but I have no worries on the transmission efficiency over a 10m stretch using 10mm² cables. Those are the academics of the logic.

Back to the question, if your cables are the right size (10mm² or higher), go for the 4 strings of 3. If your cables are smaller, you might want to consider 3 strings of 4.

Thanks a lot Saipro. I've changed the configuration now to 3 X 3. One panel lying redundant. Will have to buy 2 more panels to compliment and get 3x4.

Distance from the panels to CC is about 15m. Funny enough even with old config, I never saw anything above, 30A in my CC LCD. Unless it did while I was not there.
Is there anywhere maximum current from the PV is recorded in the morningstar CC as historic data?
I've seen PV max voltage, battery ah, total watts etc, but nor max Amps

Hi Chris, Abunafiu,

Thanks for the insights. I appreciate.

netotse:
My Chairmen...maximum hailings,

I need a bit of advice, I am thinking of getting an inverter in the next couple of weeks, something in the range of 3-4KW, solar panels might come later.

I'm worried about the inability of most of the chargers in the market to charge the batteries properly(float charge vs bulk charge),
apart from the high end inverters, is there any other solution anyone can recommend?

Does it make sense to connect a charge controller (without the solar panels) just to make sure the inverter batteries are charged properly?
I will want to get at least 400AH of power and it would be a waste if the inverter can't charge the batteries properly.

The only alternative apart from getting a high end inverter is to get an external charger. It will only charge the batteries when you have NEPA or GEN though. Based on the free education received here, if you get a 50Amp charger, it will take 8 hours to fully charge your bank (400/50).
What I do not know is if such external chargers can regulate battery charging to avoid overcharging.

Meanwhile, what is your load consumption that would warrant 4KW solar panels. The experts may need that info

Disclaimer: I'm not an expert!!

My Learned people, please help me out with this (CC: Chris, Saipro, Abinafu, Rich etc)

My 2.5KW panels runs off a 45A controller. With a 2x5 configuration (2 in series and five parallel strings). Each Panel has approx of 8.6A which is 43A for the 5 strings. Rated 24v.
I plan adding about 2 more panels. If I add the string to the existing ones, it will take the Current to 51.6A. That means the 45A controller will leave some juice to waste right?

Option one is to upgrade to 60Amp controller

Option two is to get another 45A controller, connect the new panels to it and parallel the output of the controllers

Option three is to change the strings configuration 3 x 4 (3 in series & 4 parallel strings). This will maintain a current of 34.4A which the existing controller can handle. But the voltage from the 3 strings could rise as much as 123v.

Option 3 is more economical but is there Any implications or trade-off in terms of efficiency? The Controller can handle max of 150v though.

I saw the The following attached diagrams in the controller manual. (Battery Current Vs Array Voltage) and (Tristar MPPT 48v Efficiency). One is showing that Current to the battery starts reducing at 140v, which seems OK for my option 3. The other is showing efficiency is higher at lower voltage.

Please advice

kiekie1:
Always count on us for fast waybills and supplies within Lagos state. Due to current dollar rate issue, i havnt posted prices for a while but will update everyone soon....Feel free to call me for now and make your order, Thanks.

Sent you both PM and SMS yet no replies

Need info on Trojan batteries and other items - patdozie@yahoo. com

bisiriyuahmed6:
Is it good to connect [ 3 ]100ah Battery together with 24V inverter?

Is it series or parallel?

Its technically possible but the implication is what am still researching on.

You can connect two of the batteries in parallel. That gives you 200ah and 12v
Then you connect the above parallel pair in series with the remaining battery. That gives you 200ah and 24v

I met a friend who did something similar 2 days ago and he said he has been rocking it for almost 2 years now.

But I do not know the implication as regards charging efficiency