This is freqently, dangerously, wrong- and is missing critical information.
I saw no discussion of:
* C rate
* fuse selection
* inverter precharge (capacitive loads)
* cell level monitoring
not all batteries are series compatible.
* fail modes
But, in a sentence: No more than 100Ah and 12v for your first build.
Theres a million more things- like terminal preperation, torque specs, fire precations.
No, they moved that to a subscription model. It costs more in the long run, but you immediately gain access to all the latest dwarf planets as they are discovered.
It sounds reasonable to me. I priced out a DIY setup when I bought my house a few months ago, and I came up with ~$6000. I priced new panels and what I would consider more reliable batteries which accounts for the cost difference.
I would highly recommend https://diysolarforum.com/ and Will Prowse on YouTube. Thats how I made my solar/battery system. And it passed city inspection.
please disclose when you automatically attach referral codes/referrers to your links... I know you mention one explicitly in the page, but clicking on the ecodirect link redirects and inserts your blog as a referrer in the GET params without disclaiming.
I saw no discussion of: * C rate * fuse selection * inverter precharge (capacitive loads) * cell level monitoring not all batteries are series compatible. * fail modes
But, in a sentence: No more than 100Ah and 12v for your first build.
Theres a million more things- like terminal preperation, torque specs, fire precations.
and the warranty is void for kilonovas