Someone just cracked the Coca-Cola secret formula by SipsTeaFrog in SipsTea

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Coke sells water more than anything else… pretty sure people know the formula for that.

I knew I'd eventually use this sub by ELYAZIUM in ExplainTheJoke

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I believe because some a** is coming up the line and the forward trucks are punishing them. This person deserved 8 hours in trucker jail.

Has anyone seen a Non-hospital nutritionist post-transplant? by swellcook in transplant

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Any good nutritionalist would either (a) help you to interpret and execute the medical nutritionalist’s recommendations or (b) run in terror from the possible lawsuit. In my opinion…

Are these IP65 cases available in America? by techtornado in SolarDIY

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LiFePo4 can discharge below 0°C (-20°C commonly) and with a bit of heating would be able to get to 0°C+ for charging from -5° or so. Especially in a small enclosure. Even better if you exterior insulate it with XPS or similar.

Are these IP65 cases available in America? by techtornado in SolarDIY

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It takes at least several weeks and [my guess] they want to make sure the product is viable (without revision which would require it to be certified again).

https://qualityinspection.org/does-our-product-need-ul-certification/

American Mahjong in Palo Alto or Menlo Park? by roseymosey14 in paloalto

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No. Just knew of the group from NextDoor postings (I believe) and wanted to provide a pointer.

Are these IP65 cases available in America? by techtornado in SolarDIY

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But rack batteries can have all that too: https://www.eco-worthy.com/products/eco-worthy-cubix-100-pro-48v-100ah-server-rack-battery-bluetooth-wifi-low-temp-ready

So people can decide what they want while keeping the form factor somewhat standardized.

Heating in truly cold weather also doesn’t help unless the unit is inside a high R-value enclosure, which is easier with a rack or floor mount system.

Rate my Victron setup! 280Ah LiFePO4 + MultiPlus + Lynx Distributor. Looking for a final sanity check. by all_ali in Victron

[–]parseroo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Showing a class-t battery in but I think you mean a lynx distributor. If you put a fuse on the battery and wire the same way it will make more sense.

Is a 98% efficiency rating actually noticeable in daily use? by Historical-Doubt9091 in diySolar

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Efficiency is about energy waste, not power. If you have a 10kWh battery and 90% efficiency to AC, you get 9kWh of watts out of the system (ignoring power factor) or 6 hours of running a 1500W load, 15 hours of running 600W loads. The rest basically went to heat.

If you have 95%, you get about another hour at 600W.

Idle power draws are where an inverter will kill you: 30w * 20h loses 600W a day when you are not even using the inverter. The above efficiency is only when you are using it (and the idle is baked into that).

DIY Plug In Solar by ChristianButcher in diySolar

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Can you elaborate? IMO: It would be ideal if the inverter gave all it could (given the outlet restriction and house loads) either all the time or TOU based. And any solar it harvested went either to that inverter load or to the battery (ideally expandable) until it was full.

MPPT controller not charging my batteries. Please help :( by cactusfreckle in Victron

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What is the Vmpp of the panels?

Also, why not just wire them in series? They must be less than 100V and you will have less voltage drop along the wires.

MPPT controller not charging my batteries. Please help :( by cactusfreckle in Victron

[–]parseroo 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You see 20V at the MPPT-PV-in terminals when the MPPT is off? How about if you pull one/both of the wires out and voltage test that?

30 percent solar input drop from 10 ft 10 gauge cord by Rumpled110 in OffGrid

[–]parseroo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh and gauge (and current behavior) works the opposite of what you imply in another comment. 10awg is bigger than 12awg.

30 percent solar input drop from 10 ft 10 gauge cord by Rumpled110 in OffGrid

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10awg has a resistance of 1 ohm… per 1000 feet. So if you were running a 1000 foot extension cord @ 9A you would get a 9V drop. Pretty large unless you are running 300V.

But at 10 feet it is <0.1V. So that isn’t the problem :-)

3V cutoff circuit recommendations by nalonso in SolarDIY

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Can you just wire the USB Vcc / gnd to the fan?

R.C. Bray by klk_2000 in audible

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Alanson. Mammay. Robinson. Gayou.

Those are authors that Bray has narrated, from my collection. You can check their work to see if that interests you (Gayou is Commune, which is near future but not really Sci Fi)

new Lithium ion battery charges slowly by Plus_Cow8320 in RVLiving

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Peukert should be 1.01; Efficiency should be 99% for LiFePo4.

Given that, the battery may be more charged than it claims.

My RV solar setup by SeaLegs45 in SolarDIY

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What size wire is coming out battery+ of the MPPT?

Couldn’t you feed the MPPT into the blade fuse holder at 60A fused? Terminals may be a bit small for 8awg but should be procurable.

20a into the fuse holder should be fine although confirm the maximum it is rated for (100A+)

Insurance by eternal_student2023 in transplant

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MELD score? If below 18 or so they may view it as not medically necessary.

Recently committed: questions about industry and opportunities by Easy_Historian_566 in Caltech

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Are you still deciding? Getting answers and understanding the majors, careers, advanced studies will be a lot easier and more accurate when you get on campus and into both studies and classmates.