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SOC for the batteries based on real life data isn't exactly linear, but SOH is 100% and holds exactly 42 kWh. The top 15%, from 100% to 85% are energy light. The middle section from 85% to 23% has a nice linear energy density. From 23% down to 16% the battery holds a lot of energy. Below 15% it drops off pretty quick and at 10% it is fully empty. Are you seeing something similar on your mix of batteries?

The 50k daily limit is only if you fall within the vulnerable group. https://www.nationthailand.com/business/banking-finance/40054282

The world stand united against Russia 🇷🇺.

You might not like wars, but Pentagon and the American industrial complex need something to do and focus on. Idle hands are the workshop of the devil 😈, especially when you are armed to the teeth. Ukraine 🇺🇦 is the ideal playground to test new and exciting military 🪖 hardware......if we could just get some boots 👢 on the ground. Trust me, there is a plan, no matter how much of a clown your dear leader makes of himself.

Nevertheless, the clown 🤡 has spoken.

There is a fine Italian restaurant at Silom where the manu card for the ladies don't have prices. Only the menu card given to the male guest has prices. The idea 💡 is that the lady chose her food without the slightest concern of what the cost might be, the gentleman always pays 💰 💸 😉 .

I managed to login again, by going through the signup process. All the meters came back again, but the interface is horrible 😫 😢.

Is it possible to roll back the upgrade once the newer version has been installed? Using an Android device.

Happy 😊 I am not alone. Hopefully enough people contact MEA and it will be fixed in a few days

MEA just rolled out an "upgrade" for their SmartLife app. Anybody had any luck logging in again after the upgrade? I can't even get at OTP to recover password.

While I can see all these fancy features can tickle any tech enthusiast, that is a lot of things that can go wrong and malfunction. Parking sensors often give a false reading due to moisture or debris. Cameras 📷 get dirty and many, many reputable car manufacturers have had problems with air suspensions. NMC batteries 🔋 baking at 45 °C on a hot April, yeah I hope someone will be there to film the fire 🔥.

This just happened a few days ago and usage has been low since then. I will let you know the SOC after we have another deep 30% discharge followed by a sunny 🌞 day.

I usually go to 100% for 6 hours from noon to 6 pm, except one day was very different. The battery stayed at 91% flat for several hours while still charging at 2.5 kW, then suddenly jumped to 100%. Is this how the BMS calibration and cell balancing looks like?

Did your one year promotion period just expire? I use to have CNN, BBC and lots of other stuff available for FREE, but after a year they expect you are addicted and throw a bill at you.

It is funny 😁 how autolife always pad the RY.1 DLT numbers, but it is absolut hilarious 😂 😃 😄 😁 🤣 that autolife can't even calculate a percentage reduction of their own numbers. That -5.2% MoM reduction should be -23.8%, based on 13,382 in June vs. 10,194 in July.

Ohhh, so percentage is a calculated value, based on power usage from 100%? I thought it was just using voltage to display a %-value. My battery is at 52.9 V when it was showing 40%, so pretty healthy.

While on the subject of batteries, how accurate are your discharge %- numbers? The top 10%-point of my 42 kWh battery pack evaporate pretty quick after sunset, while the middle 35-65% is the gift that keeps giving. I haven't been lower than 34%, but the 27 kWh it took to bring it back to 100% match the nameplate capacity, so the batteries are good, the %-numbers are just more of a guideline.

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Next step, make it mandatory to eat Jamón ibérico 🐖 and drink Rioja wine 🍷.

All correct. July and DLT data

BYD ran out of steam in July.

Neta has crawled out of the grave and is wandering around the graveyard.

Oily gone solar 🌞 ☀️! 10 kW inverter, 18 x 645 kW panels, 42 kWh batteries 🔋, fully installed for 460,000 baht. I used a local installer that mainly do large commercial installations. They did the job in 3 days with a 7 man crew. A few Somchai moments, but overall a smooth and fun installations. I had to call in a crew of 4 Burmese to bring the 130 kg batteries up 100 flight of stairs. The AC/DC combiner box include a smart-meter that connects to Wi-Fi, providing real-time data, a nice supplement to verify the inverter numbers. Thanks a lot for the valuable advise and information provided by many members here that made this a successful project. Maybe to no surprise, @Crossy saved the day on the 11th hour, by pointing out a typo/mistake in the installation manual. The CT was pointing 👉 in the wrong direction.