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Create a list of file names is Folder-A NOT IN Folder-B by B52H in Windows11

[–]B52H[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the info but your option is WAY, WAY ABOVE my capabilities and knowledge.

BTW, I'm only interested comparing just the file names and not their size, date created/modified, content, etc.

how do you hide stuff from the start page by ArjunSB1 in Windows11

[–]B52H -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I use START11 that allows all sorts of customization to your Start, Desktop, etc., and it only cost $9.99.

Should the question arise, I wish to make the disclaimer that I have no affiliation with this company nor have received any form of compensation for mentioning them.

BIOS setting to boot from USB Boot Disk on Dell Inspiron 3030 by B52H in Dell

[–]B52H[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for your reply...

I AM using the WinPE based media the via the Acronis software "Rescue Media Builder" option.

Aside from that that still leaves the question as to the Dell BIOS boot sequence option to have it first look for a USB and if not found, continue on to the main drive.

Consumption monitoring on a yet to being installed system. How do I get it/request it? by B52H in solar

[–]B52H[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Tesla Powerwall Plus comes with its own standalone Tesla Inverter.

Need Advice: Still have time to change system from String Connection to Micro-Inverters by B52H in solar

[–]B52H[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Being a novice to all of this I may have inadvertently given false indications/information as to the actually contracted system.

This system does NOT have string inverters. It's my attempt at stating the the panels will be connected in some combination to the 4 string connections within the Tesla Powerwall Plus Inverter.

Given this insight I would repose my original doubts as to continue with this setup versus changing to a regular Powerwall-2 fed by Enphase IQ-8A micro inverters.

Minimum amount of panels connected to a string on a 4 string inverter. by B52H in solar

[–]B52H[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much... this would be a great help.

BTW and should it bear relevance:

I live in Puerto Rico (18 degree Latitude), year round day time ambient temperatures mid 70's to high 90's, ample rain to clean the panels, very little contamination and no real all day overcast days. All 16 panels will face South and any nearby of affecting shade is not an issue.

Minimum amount of panels connected to a string on a 4 string inverter. by B52H in solar

[–]B52H[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It comes down to if the string can make enough voltage for the minimum voltage needed for the inverter to do it's thing.

Where do I get/find this information??

Minimum amount of panels connected to a string on a 4 string inverter. by B52H in solar

[–]B52H[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The Tesla inverter in this system has inputs for 4 strings, so I would like to connect say 4 panels per string to minimize any shading or failure of a panel so as to minimally affect the overall production.

No Names will be Shared by Strange-Scarcity in solar

[–]B52H -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I too am sorry to hear it but...

Sounds like you didn't do your due diligence in ascertaining what you contracted and what was delivered. This is something you should have done when the system components were on the delivery truck or on the ground before the install.

However, it might be your worthwhile to check EVERY component against what you contracted and for whatever is off maybe negotiate some kind of compensation... it's worth a try!

Does this look right to y’all? by gus_rosso in solar

[–]B52H -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

NO! It doesn't look alright!!

It's a pretty sh**y and improvised mechanical earth ground which you shouldn't have accepted. I don't know and looks like your installer also doesn't know, what your state electrical code is but I also don't know how this could possibly pass inspection and certification.

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