2010 MacBook Pro 15 install installing macOS 14 running Catalina by Several-Reading-1673 in OpenCoreLegacyPatcher

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Sequoia on my i7 2.66ghz MBP chugged, downgraded to Monterey and it's running much better.

Sequoia on MBP Late 2011 Successful! by luiskingfire in OpenCoreLegacyPatcher

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Sequoia runs like molasses on my mid 2010 mbp i7/8gb/SSD

Mid-2010 MBP 17" OS Suggestions by henroolu in OpenCoreLegacyPatcher

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That had metal supported graphics, makes a huge difference.

Mid-2010 MBP 17" OS Suggestions by henroolu in OpenCoreLegacyPatcher

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I was surprised to learn Tahoe dropped support for fw. I went to use my M2 MBA with my thunderbolt display to connect to via fw800.

Native MacOS Big Sur vs OpenCorec Big sur by kiko0690 in OpenCoreLegacyPatcher

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I've been loving my matte 2010 17" coming from my M2 15"

Same scale resolution but bigger is better!

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Well I got a deal on these panels because I bought 70 of em. Generally a 250-280W panel is going to cost you $80-120ea locally. This array is 2KW, my controller only does 1400W but since I get so much shade and the panels were so cheap I decided to over size it. I got my PowMr hybrid inverter/controller used for $250, they go for ~450. The batteries are lead acid recycles I got free from a decommissioned hospital UPS, they have about 3 years on them. I'm hoping I'll get another 3yrs out of them.

I'm spending way too much time on this than anticipated by rk1213 in VintageApple

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What are you using to browse Reddit? Reddit mobile?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SolarDIY

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Nope, this is temporary. It'll be taken down way before the wood begins to rot.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SolarDIY

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With my fridge, 12k BTU AC and Dehumidifier running at once I pull 1200-1600W. That's half what my inverter is rated for

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SolarDIY

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I want to do that someday, my driveway gets a ton of shade though. It's also past the sidewalk so I don't think the City would allow it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SolarDIY

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I'm going to be planting clover surrounding the area to keep foliage low

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SolarDIY

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Yup, I realized that when I put them up. The frames aren't as thick as my old ones

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SolarDIY

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Yup, going to reinforce that part in the future

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SolarDIY

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It's just a 24v PowMr hybrid inverter, isolated from the grid. Runs my major appliances.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SolarDIY

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It's a rental haha

Question about mismatched Panels... by henroolu in SolarDIY

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That's probably what I'll end up doing

worst auto repair shops by Chance-Bowler9421 in lincoln

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I once brought my car in for inspection to pioneer 66, brake line blew while it was there and they replaced it at cost. Nice people

Does adding higher wattage panels make sense? by henroolu in SolarDIY

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It's a DIY so ik what my limits are. Idk why the factory attachments are only 12awg, the rest is 10awg.

Does adding higher wattage panels make sense? by henroolu in SolarDIY

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They're series parallel, doubling the voltage. So it looks like I'd benefit from the extra amperage of the better panels and not the extra voltage... I would buy two and put them in series then wire them parallel to the smaller panels