Hi again, for me it is about functioning. Supper capacitors isn't new, Fact is since the the second world war but was officially re-purposed in 1982 round about. But it has been around since the idea of high energy weapons. More to the point China and Germany did a lot to push this tech forward but sadly a lot got lots.
Case and point.
Will it work? Yes.
Is it expensive "for now yes"
Is it better then batteries "No discharge is still a problem however it is getting really good"
My source: BU-209: How does a Supercapacitor Work?
That said i am sure this tech will revolutionize power storage.
But right now for me this does not mean a whole lot.
Currently i have access to:
Generators
Solar inverter and batteries.
Gas.
So this is what i have to work with.
Why i go with gel batteries? no maintenance cost 200amps per battery is good. Are they expensive? YES are they long lasting? YES. Can they get damaged? YES
But the same is true for a Lithium battery. Yes at round about R7k to R14k they are cost effective. Are they long lasting? YES. Can they get damaged? YES. So why don't i go for it?
As i understand it, they need "special chargers" and my current system is simply not configured to handle them. That means on top of the cost of the battery i need to upgrade my system.
However when my business goes in gear again later this year. I am planning on a massive solar upgrade. Along side it i want to install a 25KVA Diesel generator. Along side that I want to upgrade my home's security.
We will see what 2021 holds. Best of luck for all of us this year.
Case and point.
Will it work? Yes.
Is it expensive "for now yes"
Is it better then batteries "No discharge is still a problem however it is getting really good"
My source: BU-209: How does a Supercapacitor Work?
That said i am sure this tech will revolutionize power storage.
But right now for me this does not mean a whole lot.
Currently i have access to:
Generators
Solar inverter and batteries.
Gas.
So this is what i have to work with.
Why i go with gel batteries? no maintenance cost 200amps per battery is good. Are they expensive? YES are they long lasting? YES. Can they get damaged? YES
But the same is true for a Lithium battery. Yes at round about R7k to R14k they are cost effective. Are they long lasting? YES. Can they get damaged? YES. So why don't i go for it?
As i understand it, they need "special chargers" and my current system is simply not configured to handle them. That means on top of the cost of the battery i need to upgrade my system.
However when my business goes in gear again later this year. I am planning on a massive solar upgrade. Along side it i want to install a 25KVA Diesel generator. Along side that I want to upgrade my home's security.
We will see what 2021 holds. Best of luck for all of us this year.
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