Christophe wrote:Ok, but for what technical benefit? If you often have breakdowns it's interesting but that's all...
Where then is it for your self-satisfaction?
Mom didn't want to, you got up with your left foot, didn't have any coffee, didn't you poop?
I find you a little on the teeth this morning.
What interest ?
First manage to at least eliminate the background noise of the house, at a minimum.
Make a minimum investment, to have maximum profitability, like 2-3 years.
Now, roughly speaking, I have already repaired a micro inverter, maybe luck, but if it does not leave me, in the event of a problem, I could do, and the panels are 180-195 Wc, the inverters for 250-260W, in prod, so most of the time, at 150W max...
Save money, and for my personal satisfaction, on the same level.
And also have a backup solution, in case of pb.
My hydro stove is wood-fired, and not pellet-based, cheaper, much more restrictive, but in the event of a problem, you can cut down a tree, the pellets are more complicated... it was bought from it new, by against the 500L buffer tank, used at 100€.
When you do it alone, it's easier to troubleshoot, and curious as I am....
Then, from time to time, you have to spin the neurons, they are already spinning more like 40-50 years ago....
What pleases me, pleases me, otherwise I don't...
It's another story, but, among other things, when I passed the baccalaureate, in chemistry, as I had taken a dislike to it, it was necessary to explain the oxidation reduction of benzene or something like that, I says that we take the 2 compounds, put them in a jar, and shake well...
Chemistry out of 7, physics out of 13. I got 13...
