1 battery 10kw. Norther Cal/Bay Area. Winter is a drag on the system too. I bet SoCal for you the winter isn't so bad like we have with clouds most days from November to March.
better yet, I have them Delivered, saves me having to move them more than once…I just do not understand the stress over 4x8 sheets of plywood or any other item larger then the 6 ft whatever inch bed we will have.
Problem solved.
https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/p...r-6-ft-x-8-ft-open-wood-floor-utility-trailer
Heck go for the 14 footer and cast out all anxiety over what you can haul
If those dont come equipped with batteries, motors and solar panels, then they are going to half my range and then i cant do truck things!!!I just do not understand the stress over 4x8 sheets of plywood or any other item larger then the 6 ft whatever inch bed we will have.
Problem solved.
https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/p...r-6-ft-x-8-ft-open-wood-floor-utility-trailer
Heck go for the 14 footer and cast out all anxiety over what you can haul
what is your production output annual / daily
sorry.......bad fingers.........Tesla is telling me my annual production will be ~ 15,400kW.....and they say that is very conservative.....what is your daily product and annual production......I am trying to size my system where I dont have to pay SCE anything and can go off grid using batteries at night
I hear you. My annual was 5813.2KWH in 2022 and so far 5200KWH this year. I paid $1600 in true up fees to PGE last year. November I will get my True Up fee and report. Hoping less. I wish I would have doubled my Solar so I wouldn't have to pay anything also.
My point exactly but they are not listed or updated on the site.
It is amazing how many people are duped into thinking that a solar array will allow them to charge a vehicle. Top it off from a power wall, sure. But do a full charge, let alone running a house? People just aren’t doing the math.
I'm in CO with like 13.5kw system and have already generated 14mwh.
Those are like adding a parachute to your truck. That ramp sticking up...
Heck go for the 14 footer and cast out all anxiety over what you can haul
That's about 50kWh per day, average. That's 190 miles per day in a Model Y, or over 69k miles per year.
No KIDDING! How hard would it have been to put a hinge and make the ramp capable of folding all the way to flat on the trailer when empty.
right! I had my solar system installed during covid and not a soul could speak to me about what the process would be after they turned the switch on and what the hidden costs were going to be with PGE, County assessment taxes. If I would have known about the annual fees, I would have installed a much bigger system. All I know is at my next house in four years, I will be installing the largest system my property can handle and not putting it on the roof.
We are having the big "T" install a 15.6KW solar array (39 panels) and 2 PWs. Based on the past 12 months, that's 150% of of usage, the most the power company will allow. We had to justify that by stating we were looking at 2 BEVs and adding a pool.
I detach it when I am not using it.
Well, it's just something to point out to those 'I need 500 miles towing' sorts.I detach it when I am not using it.
I use the Lowes Hardware or supply house in my town or maybe next town over to get my lumber not next state over.
Think I can handle the range loss on these 5 to 10 mile trips.
you must really have a huge home draw
