Spring has sprung?

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Stinsy
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Spring has sprung?

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Made 13.2kWh today, even the shade-ridden panels on the shed contributed!
12x 340W JA Solar panels (4.08kWp)
3x 380W JA Solar panels (1.14kWp)
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Re: Spring has sprung?

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Over 40 kWh today and still 3kW coming in. :twisted:

Every day for the next week looks lush. :mrgreen:

I'm off to a west facing hill soon to attempt to view the planet Mercury, it will be a first for me if it comes off.
There is about a 2 week window for viewing after the sun sets very close to the horizon, off to the WSW direction.
And it sets below the horizon within minutes.

EDIT - Mission accomplished :D , the planet Mercury was very easy to see and it was there for over half an hour and was likely to be there for another 15 mins or so but we left as we were freezing. Sorry no pics as it was too small to come out on the iphone. Another couple were also there and they had a compact telescope which they kindly let us use. Venus, Jupiter and Mars were also clearly on show.
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Yep, times they are a changin'!

28kWh yesterday, 28kWh already today at 12.30 with several hours of daylight still to go. Suddenly everything feels a lot better
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nowty
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Around 52 kWh today, quite possibly a PB at this time of the year with the extra panels on the charge controllers. :mrgreen:

Looks similar here on the south coast for another 5 days, Spring is definitely springing.

And as we approach the Spring Equinox, the sun will accelerate its rising in the sky day after day. :twisted:
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nowty wrote: Sat Mar 01, 2025 7:00 pm Around 52 kWh today, quite possibly a PB at this time of the year with the extra panels on the charge controllers. :mrgreen:

Looks similar here on the south coast for another 5 days, Spring is definitely springing.

And as we approach the Spring Equinox, the sun will accelerate its rising in the sky day after day. :twisted:
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She arrived here today 6.25kW peak generation and exporting nearly 6kW too. :twisted:

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Utterly astonished. :xl:

Batch cooking out pasta sauce too, solar only. No WBS

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1st day of the year to get over 50kWh (just!) and saw 1st butterfly of the year, a peacock.

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we had a Comma in the garden today, seen 2 bumblebees now too...
(Note to self: I must remember not to chase off - or worse - very early white butterflies as they are probably female orange tips!)
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Most travel by bike, walking or bus/train. Veg, fruit - and Bees!
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Impressive numbers :xl:
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It rains a lot in China during the Spring time
Have not seen the sun for already 5 days
I miss it a log :facepalm:
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