For those who've been waiting, just a heads-up that the 3048 is now available for ordering on the Rogue website.http://www.roguepowertech.com/products/mpt3048.htmIf you've visited the page recently, you might have to refresh your browser to see the u...
Salvo wrote:Your logic is nonsense. Not worth bring up. No one in their right mind will use a 72 cell panel in a 12V pwm system.The same rules apply when comparing 400W 36 cell panels using pwm and 400W 72 cell panels using mppt. The difference in...
Salvo wrote:I see no real advantage when using a higher Vmp. Temperature still reduces power by the same amount. 90's thinking still apply.The difference between Vmp and battery voltage is directly proportional to the gain you would expect to see a...
Salvo wrote:Right, Don needs to review that thread. I think Rogue dropped his gains after the discussion from 20% down to 8%; but it's been a while.No, it's entirely possible to get 20% gain with MPPT. Much more than that, actually, if you're using ...
mena661 wrote:PS - If you lose your job because someone else can do it better, just go find something else to do.The problem isn't that people in other countries can do it better, it's that they do it cheaper -- because either their standard of livin...
Unyalli wrote:Almot wrote:Intronics and Rogue are probably the only two that are designed and made in the US.I sent an email to Midnight on this and here is the response....Although Robin of Midnite is wrong when he says, "No other major manufacturer...
