And here's what's powering all that, with the help of an older battery. I was actually just curious to see how much load I could put on this system, this is 164 watts of panels. I'm getting a little bit less than that because it's a little cloudy now.
Well, yesterday I compiled a Linux kernel for the first time in years, probably the first time since my Gentoo days. In fact, it might have been the first time I did it on a Debian-based distro (Ubuntu).
I wanted a low-latency kernel for audio stuff, and the stock one was giving me weird issues with my network card, and mounting encrypted disks. I recompiled removing one option (forget which offhand), and it seems to work okay so far.
hello fediverse
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I try to run things, eg laptops, from my little system when it's sunny out just so that the power doesn't go to waste. I could probably find a grid tie inverter, but I'd need a small one to handle the ~164 watts I get from these.
What I'd like to do is push some power toward my web server, which actually runs right from 12 volts.
I'm getting enough power out of these to run two laptops continuously. They're set up to charge a battery, which is pretty old and kind of shot, but still works decently as a buffer.
#solar
This is a long shot, but I want to put the power of social media and federation to the test.
My son wants to become a commercial airline pilot when he’s grown up. It would be awesome if we could find a commercial pilot in the fediverse that we can follow and ask questions of.
If everyone who reads this could boost it, it would be much appreciated and it would mean the world to my son if he could get in touch with a real-life commercial pilot! ✈️
Lesson of today's #jitsi install: If running the web portion on a non-standard HTTPS port (eg, 8443), make sure to change both the nginx configuration and add it to the bosh line in the config.js file...
I am an electrical engineer working in power electronics, a bassist, GNU/Linux user, and a lover of cats (as well as other creatures).