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If the background had shown blue they would have latched onto the 'divisiveness' of blue = democrat and leaving out republicans and then deepfaked hitler and swasticas on the video anyway You cannot fight these people in good faith.
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:You don't need to be terribly smart to set up solar. You just need to be able to follow directions. Also understand electric code if you intend for it to be insurable. Thats about 100kwh of battery, so yeah, 6 or 7 powerwalls worth of capacity, just in a very thermally unstable stack. Normally you'd have the flat side of the rectangles exposed to air cooling. So you can't pull EV level of wattage but as long as it doesn't overheat you still get the full capacity. Anyway, if your house is drawing 60kW you've got something on fire. That would be equivalent to maxing out a 250A/240V service in north America.
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:Powerwalls are/were available in 6kw or 10kw. So it's about 60kw, or what a standard tesla car battery was from last decade. Not sure if it's actually 80kw with only 60kw unlocked or is just a 60kw alone. You're confusing kW (power) vs kWh (energy). A house may pull 30kWh a day, but will often have a load of 1-2kW. Start running dryers/ovens/toasters/microwaves/AC and that number spikes up temporarily. So you need batteries + inverters with the kW capacity to run your large appliances but you want the kWh capacity of the battery to last sufficiently between solar cycles. In a properly configured solar setup your controller should shift the cell power point toward open-circuit rather than turning on dummy loads, but scheduling heavy power consumer's like AC for when your battery is already at full charge is a smart way to get maximum utilization out of the solar irradiance of your array. A.o.D. posted:I have some thoughts about forced air ventilation and cabinet clearance, but I'm willing to bet no one involved gives a flying gently caress what I think, so I'll just shut up. Commercial rackmount batteries like that are designed for passive cooling in an unoccupied but climate controlled area. Most of their charge/discharge power limits are based on the safe margin for self-heating of the cells. As long as the cells stay between 10 and 30C you're golden. They'll be fine from 5C to 50C, but 60C is the upper safe range. On a scorching 45C day a fan and the convection over the case should be plenty to keep the cells at 50C max. But ideally you just keep the room their in below 80F. M_Gargantua fucked around with this message at 16:29 on Sep 2, 2022 |
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I'd think all the stuff those UPS's are powering are producing an order of magnitude more heat themselves as loads. The batteries would probably survive long after the computing equipment overheated if the HVAC failed. Are they SLA or lithium battery UPSs? SLA batteries don't have the temp concerns a LiFePo4 (LFP) has. And are they the online double conversion UPS's or failover UPSs? I find that most UPS tend to run hotter and less efficient than a proper inverter with a designed 24/7 duty cycle.
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What if he took the cover folders to put random poo poo into so he could have it visibly sitting off to the side in his office when important people come calling. That is something he would do.
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Started seeing YouTube recommended videos like "the FBI has designated me a terrorist" where it's some dude whining that their group 'Patriot wolf Chad's' got lumped into the white nationalist milltia on some list. I find this hilarious.
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Bored As gently caress posted:Yeesh. That's terrible. Yeah you'd think a rich person would have the means to kill themselves without ruining the day for the laborer who has to clean up the mess. Nuclear Tourist posted:It's amazing how many of the most toxic cesspits on the internet can be directly traced back to SA. We're like an internet body builder. We bulk as we innovate, then we cut when we ban the sociopaths that resulted.
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maffew buildings posted:Wow if he wanted to insider trade why didn't he just get elected to Congress? That requires you to be both corrupt and mostly bad at your job.
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RIP SeaTac, you only lasted 370 years since the 1700 Cascadia Megathrust.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPIdRJlzERo Ding Dong
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Sep 8, 2022 21:14
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Maybe conservatives just can't stop scrolling all these pics of hot shirtless dudes. Its always projection, insecurity, and envy.
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orange juche posted:First part of IK stands for Idiot, can't help it Hekk didn't have his daily recommended intake of crayons. Probe reason didn't cite marines nor crayon's, voted 1 FV, smdh (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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How much do you need for rollback netcode?
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Nystral posted:Iirc Charles is a vocal supporter of the environment and I guess trying to publicly stand behind that effort. They also need to set a good precedent for next year's royal funeral
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Should have been a rock.
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A.o.D. posted:With respect to the reference, no, Sir Stephen Hawking, PhD is. My man have you met Feynman?
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shame on an IGA posted:*counts pins* Listen, you just take a clue from the Irish and dig a good hole at grandpa's farm. Cosmoline and nice modern crates.
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people who don't want to go to forever jail I guess
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Nothing. Thats already what those fucks do, and unless there is overwhelming evidence the FBI doesn't have enough manpower or fucks given to stop them.
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Sep 27, 2022 18:28
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Anything that takes the federal huricane/flood/etc insurance payout should be converted into federal state park.
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A.o.D. posted:Feel free to make a list of M_Gargantua approved living places. There is a cohort of wealthy landowners who exploit the federal insurance system to subsidize their own profits. Places that would otherwise be uninsurable because of the location. Next time those mcmansions get leveled just pay out the insurance and eminent domain the land so it cant be rebuilt at the taxpayer expense. Its that game theory thing where you promote negative behaviors. We need to pay out federally so peoples lives aren't wrecked, but there are people who turn that into a legal exploit to cash in.
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That Works posted:I've literally heard my entire life that I shouldn't live where I lived (South Louisiana) just before/during/after every major storm despite people living in those areas for >300 years but have heard little / nothing about why we shouldn't rebuild other areas after disasters. Its not *any* coastline, or *any* california wildfire zone. Its the new ones that are swamps or eucalyptus forests. We have 100 years of modern data about places we've expanded to in the last few decades that never should have been zoned for construction. We continue to expand our suburbs and vacation locations into as yet unbuilt areas and there is a reason people hadn't lived there in mass for >300 years and left them undeveloped! Yet the insurance structure continues to reward rich landowners for doing so rather than going to help the normal citizens of the area.
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That Works posted:I'm sure the survivors families (who all have the agency and ability to affect the changes that are necessary and the financial and political means to do so) will be properly chastised. Because of course as we all know, climate disaster does not disproportionately affect those in poverty with little / no means to prevent these occurrences. I think a good portion of us have the position that these are things that should be fixed at the federal level, and hence have federal programs and funding to do those things, not some vague judgement on the people living there. Either they're not going to move on their own because they can't, and should be subsidized, or they're not going to stop because they're being subsidized to live there, and should be forced to take their cash and go elsewhere. Disaster insurance needs to remain a thing, but we shouldn't be allowing people to use it to overpopulate at risk areas for their profit.
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I wonder how useful 6 point harness's would be for dudes in armor. I can tell you that they're nice when you're wrapped in Nomex.
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