homebessguy

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   by homebessguy 1mo ago

   €1500 can already get you 16.1kWh. The investment point still stands, though you could argue both come with risk/reward, energy prices aren't guaranteed to be stable.
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   by homebessguy 1mo ago

   Alternative systems are closer to 5 years payback if you have access to off peak energy. 3-4%/year degradation is very high, battery packs available in the UK from Fogstar are rated at 8,000 cycles with a 95% depth of discharge. FWIW m
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   by homebessguy 1mo ago

   Interesting - how are you interacting and orchestrating this?
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   by homebessguy 3mo ago

   "Languages come and go, but SQL is forever"
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   by homebessguy 8mo ago

   Amazing video, thanks for sharing this.
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   by homebessguy 8mo ago

   Absolutely. A local company is currently advertising 12 470w panels, 10kwh storage for £7695 fully installed with additional pannels fully installed for £200 each. /r/uksolar is a great resource for comparing quotes.
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   by homebessguy 8mo ago

   Coincidental that the domain was registered on the same day... it's fine to say you were inspired to build from the discussion. Why do your privacy and terms state they were updated on February 28, 2025?
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   by homebessguy 8mo ago

   In the UK, where the OP is from, the equivalent of the battery you linked is available from Fogstar for £1850 (includes 20% VAT), shipped. Without the VAT that works out at ~$2000. A compatible high end 9kW inverter is available for around