Mppt 40A

Ignore who told you that, they are morons and have no clue. Tell them to go jump in the lake, they are idiots taking up space and wasting resources for the rest of us. Common sense should tell you differently. WTF do you think electric utilities use up 1,000,000 volts for transport if lower voltage was better and supplied more power. Grid Tied solar works at 300 volts and higher, and Electric Vehicles use up to 600 volts. If 12 volts was better, they would use it. Fact is 12 volts is for TOYS, RV's and Morons stuck inside a 12 volt box they trapped themselves in. By your logic 6 volts must be twice as powerful as 12 volts.

Here is what you are missing, 5th grade math.

Watts = Voltage x Current on every planet except Ignoranious.

1,000,000 watts = 1,000,000 volts x 1 amp. Would take a wire the size of a strand of spaghetti to transport 100 miles.
1,000,000 watts = 12 volts x 83,333 amps. Would take a copper conductor the size of a Redwood tree to transport 1 mile and not enough copper or money in the world to do it.

Use your head for something other than a place to hang your hat on. If you would do that you would not be stuck with Chump or Billiary for POTUS

Ok the wired from the plate to the battery is at least 40feet away ...

Does it matter how far from the plate to the battery in amp or volt ...isn't the closer the plate to the battery is better n strong but in my case I can't it 40feet away (around there) so am thinking if my plate gave me 28amp or 90.5 volt it Might gave me 25amp and maybe 75volt cuz of the distend..right?

Am think of buying 24power inv. And connt it with two 400ah battery and my 12power inv connt it with one battery (+ from one side of the battery and - from the other battery). Will that work?

If it was u what will u do?

If you are thinking of using a 12V & a 24V inverter on the same battery bank, you will be loading the batteries unequally, but charging them identically. This will quickly lead to an un balanced battery bank, with one battery overcharged, and one battery undercharged,

Hey mike my plate is 18volt can I use them as in series ? Or I can't cuz is a 12volt plate ?

I'm not sure I understand what a plate is. Actually, I know what a plate is, but I have no idea how you wire a "plate" into a PV system.

If you are putting PV panels in series, when you add up the Voc for all in series, you MUST be 10's of volts below the voltage your controller dies at. When PV panels are cold. they produce higher voltage than when they are tested at room temperature.

Lolz I mean pv panels

What is the best mppt I can buy ? The one I have I returned it I don't think it was mppt it didn't work right I put the panels in series and out of no way it wouldn't charge my battery or let me use power ..

Am thinking of this one. What u think ?

http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/pdf...9d8649138d.pdf

Or

I personally like the Morningstar 60A MPPT and have heard good things about the Schneider Electric 600V MPPT

Thank mike

Is the Morningstar China or were is made from... And how about this one





Which is the best from those two..???

I own 2 MS-TS-MPPT 60 and one Classic 200. My morningstar out performs my classic every day, in my installation. I don't recommend the classic and it's 3 screaming fans anymore. It works, it's hot, and it's not as good as the MS-TS-MPPT 60 in my install.

To perform any adjustment on the outback, I believe you need an extra piece of gear $$. Morningstar and Midnight Classic just need a cable. Schneider Electric gear also needs a expensive controller to do any adjustment.

Thx

I ask that ? Cuz am thinking of buying Missouri Falcon Mach 4 Wind Turbine 12/24 Volt 3 Blade Output Freedom ll PMG. So I can use my mppt for wind turbine and solar. With no problem ...

I have a lot of wind were I stay..

Logan Outback Flex80 has fan inside I believe and I read that any mppt that has a fan inside is really not a good intem that cuz anything that goes wrong with that fan it will over heat..that wat I hear...

A conventional PV MPPT CC will not necessarily work as expected or even well with a wind turbine. A large problem is that a short term increase in the current drawn will produce an increase in instantaneous power which looks attractive to the MPPT algorithm, but will over a longer time frame cause the turbine to slow down and produce less power.

I believe that one unscrupulous wind turbine maker was relatively candid about advertising a much higher power output from his turbine at design wind speed than it could actually produce. When questioned he replied that it could in fact produce that much power for a few seconds from the inertia of the system as it slowed down under load.