If you are from Texas...Cybertruck can power a house
Something for Texans to consider -- and be off grid and off Griddy and their $17,000 electricity bill.:E Cybertruck can power a tiny house
Forum Discussion
"Hi Yosemite Sam1,
It would operate in the same manner as a hybrid grid tied system (i.e. a solar farm with battery storage).
The meter would need to be upgraded. The owner would be reimbursed for power that was drawn from their BEV to help stabilize the grid."
Maybe I am mis-reading this, but what I read is....
"Charge up your BEV from the grid (through a converter, the charging system). Then use the power you just stored to "sell back" to the grid (through an inverter, like a solar hybrid system, but not, because you just bought the power yesterday from the same source you are selling it back to today)."
Not even considering the investment in the battery bank (the cyber truck) or the degradation of the batteries going though daily charge/discharge cycles while physically not hauling your butt anywhere on the road as vehicles are designed to do, by the time you buy the power convert it twice and sell it back, you'd better have some David Copperfield sht up your sleeve to not have this actually cost money.
Tell me what I missed.
It would operate in the same manner as a hybrid grid tied system (i.e. a solar farm with battery storage).
The meter would need to be upgraded. The owner would be reimbursed for power that was drawn from their BEV to help stabilize the grid."
Maybe I am mis-reading this, but what I read is....
"Charge up your BEV from the grid (through a converter, the charging system). Then use the power you just stored to "sell back" to the grid (through an inverter, like a solar hybrid system, but not, because you just bought the power yesterday from the same source you are selling it back to today)."
Not even considering the investment in the battery bank (the cyber truck) or the degradation of the batteries going though daily charge/discharge cycles while physically not hauling your butt anywhere on the road as vehicles are designed to do, by the time you buy the power convert it twice and sell it back, you'd better have some David Copperfield sht up your sleeve to not have this actually cost money.
Tell me what I missed.
