Interest in mismatched panel test?
Ever since I got my first set of mismatched panels, seeing then react to different conditions convinced me they would interfere with a MPPT controllers ability to track. With the TS-MPPT-60 I could lo...
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In parallel everything is about where I expected it to be. The 220 is definately a drag on either the 230 or the 250. The 230 and 250 play fairly well together exceeding 30a but that's what I would expect out of a pair of 230's.
The amps from the 220/230 in series was close to the same as they would have been separately added together and in parallel. A few amps here or there but no huge difference. In parallel I did see the most but only by a amp or so.
Everything was lower in the 220/230/250 series test than the 250/230/250 or the three 250's together. The 220 is limiting the other two and would even more if a cloud passed by. It is affected much more by overcast skies than the polys.
In parallel everything is about where I expected it to be. The 220 is definately a drag on either the 230 or the 250. The 230 and 250 play fairly well together exceeding 30a but that's what I would expect out of a pair of 230's.
The amps from the 220/230 in series was close to the same as they would have been separately added together and in parallel. A few amps here or there but no huge difference. In parallel I did see the most but only by a amp or so.
Everything was lower in the 220/230/250 series test than the 250/230/250 or the three 250's together. The 220 is limiting the other two and would even more if a cloud passed by. It is affected much more by overcast skies than the polys.
