Heat 1, MPPT 0
Previously we noted that heat is hard on MPPT due to the panel's loss of voltage with increasing heat. Doesn't bother PWM though, you still get Isc or more. This Spring, I took some measurements p...
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AlbertaNewbie wrote:
One major point missing though is the extended hours you get charging with mppt vs pwm. I often have charge before sunrise aand after sunset from ambient light and Pam can't do that as the panel voltage is not high enough to be above battery.
This does happen. However it is very scenario dependent whether it is valuable. If you get 2 extra amps for two hours that is 4 AH. You may or may not notice 4 AH out of your day. I wouldn't, but Almot could make supper with that :)
