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this exchange business sef, can a regular 8 to 9 worker do it? one with a monthly salary of <60k monthly as only source of income @ ymodulus and other gurus

FIDELITY24:
He's capital is #240,000, I don't think dat will be enough to include CCTV

THIS MAY BE LATE THO..BUT MAY BE WORTH MENTIONING for others..

A regular phone camera makes a good cctv gadget. just get a nice old hone and mount it with the camera turned on...plug it to a constant power supply via its charger..pronto. it can be tweaked to meet your needs too.
cheers

alexino:
thanks @ everyone for ur comments. God Bless.

CHAI...TOUCHING.
NOBODY EVEN GAVE HIM SPACE TO KNW IF HE IS REAL OR NOT. AS WORTHLESS AS YOU MAY REGARD THAT PAPER,YOU DOT KNOW WHAT HE HAS GONE THROUGH TO GET IT....LETS LEARN TO GIVE THE BENEFIT OF THE DOUBT SOMETIMES.
PEACE.

INFINIX NKOOOOOOO?

dimco:
Contact me - 08066462092. It's strictly bitcoins though and that's good investment

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Udiboy:
I have bitcoins of 1500$.
It's 515 for me.
DM me if interested

how do i dm? pls i need some bitcoin. just small o. i no be seller. i wan try this coinme stuff on tellegram..pls. mentionn me when replyng

[size=20pt]7th already...oct. season ends today.
cheers[/size]

Consy11:
If u r interested, I m into MMM. will put u through. email me consy4okey@gmail.com.

nahh thanks

'what's ur least price?

closes on d 7th again.... make hay while d sun sgine

I'm I t3rested in d peer to peer thing ....pls shed nore light

MisDzoi:
I want to join d next batch. 07035910524 is my number. Pls send ur number to me. Thank u

are you whatsapp active? will add you amd contact you on there if you are.
cheers

hello y'all

Well, Oct. batch entry has started and will be closing 7th of Oct. as usual. Someone who has seen the light is increasing her capital...screenshot attached.

opportunities come once in a while, only the prepared and brave max it out.

cheers.

like say seun no get I'm im own problems.... bro, e no easy for anybody. saddle up and ride bro! otherwise natural selection will weed you out...no b seun cos am.

#im empathize you.

Airborne02:
hav opted out of dis bro bt still not working... anyways

should have reas dis before dashing airtel my 1k....any solution u got later pls?

all dis grammar yet nothing about remuneration ...hw we wan take progress like dis?

$8m for offshore transfer...needed

Trippledots:
SO AUGUST BATCH HAS CLOSED....THANKS TO THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED. PAYMENTS SHOULD BE EXPECTED ON OR BEFORE 7TH SEPT.
NEXT BATCH STARTS 1ST OF SEPTEMBER.
CHEERS.

As promised, august batch has ended with investors getting their monies today. A grace of one day (8/9/16) for September batch was added on special request...

investment is d way forward.

cheers.

dat site keeps sying "session expired" when o click beside d Google.com.

mazi my man...kai, I remeber when I read yr nysc thread....pls dyu have a blog or something now? #sorry for derailing.

woops...work work work. no time to play...good day.

the dc cfl bulb 12v and dc ceiling fan....price?

bigrovar:
You are over thinking this. Might want to do a simple Google search. Maximum power point tracking tracks tracks the power generated by your panel and uses the optimum value to charge your battery. Let's say I have 2 panels each at the following specifications
PMAX 240w
VOC 37.8
VMP 30.5
IMP 7.8

My battery bank is 24v. If I do a parallel connection. The VMP of my panel would be inadequate to properly charge my battery which requires at least 28.4v on regular charge and 30v on equalisation charge. Wiring loss, heat loss and general non standard condition would ensure that I never 30v from the panel to the controller.

My best bet is to connect in series. Series connection would give me about 60v VMP from my panels. More than enough voltage to charge my battery. However if I used a PWM controller. PWM would be unable to utilise all of my panel PMAX. It would only be able to use roughly half panel capacity. Other half is wasted.. because pwm does not have a DC to DC converter. It only takes about 28v required to charge battery and 7Amps.

An MPPT is a different beast. It will take the 60vmp coming from the panel and down convert to about 28v needed for my battery. The rest is converted to amps.. and added to the 7amps coming from my panels so in the end my battery gets about 28v 15-17amps on a decent day (plus or minus )

Of cause no conversion is 100% some energy is lost during the conversation stage but in all most mppt are 97% efficient. The mppt tracks your panel through out the day delivering the optimum charge to your battery based on panel PMAX which changes based on weather conditions.

One out of the numerous advantage of using MPPT is it saves on wiring. You spend less on wiring because you can string your panels in series to 3 times your battery nominal voltage (higher voltage means less resistance)

It also get the best out of panels whose nominal voltage is too low to effectively charge a battery. A good 12v panels should have a VMP of at least 18v anything less and you need an mppt otherwise u won't be able to efficiently charge your battery.

PWM are not useless. They are ideal for small installations where the battery nominal voltage is close to panel voltage. And cabling between panel and battery is very short. The relatively high power usage of an mppt might make it less ideal for such applications.

ok...

DMerciful:
Read about DC to DC converters then you'll know how mppt works and fully appreciate how excess voltage is converted to current. Just a simple calibration, when a device is 99% efficient by design, and you put in 66V,10A(660W) to give 653.4W output by virtue of being 0.99 efficient. So if the output voltage is 24v, what will be the output current? This is basic physics!

ok...

jasper7

pls is there a way to invest money into this project and get returns? for those of us who are workers.

bump...

when bae says she wants to date a chairman of an agro-allied company...

anochuks08:
Pointing to ur No 3, the difference in Voltage will be converted to current via an Mppt Controller. The more the difference, the greater the harvest, provided Mppt is in play. To No 1, I may be wrong and stand to be corrected, but I think distance matters between the charge controller and battery bank. it is advised to maintain the shortest distance possible from charge controller to your battery bank to improve efficiency.

1...mppt only helps to find the point of "maximum power" transfer and it supplies your battery at that point.this is simpy the point when the inout resistance equals the output resistance; perturbing and other methods are used to find that point in PV modules.
AC can effectively convert voltage to AMPS with the use of electromagnetic induction,but we are dealing with DC. except you can tell me how the mppt converts excess voltage to current tho...

2..concerning my "number 1"...you are right but partially. distance matters from panel to CC to battery. Wherever DC is carried with significant AMPs then distance becomes important. However, proper sizing of cables conducting the DC can reduce the ohmic losses.

PS: d issue of distance is one of the reasons AC is employed in national power distribution rather than DC.

chris81964:
That you have enjoyed success does not make you right. Revisit number 1 and 3

uhm....are numbers 1 & 3 tourist sites? if u have other view or opinion. say it.