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Yeah, the PEA rules are a little more nuanced than simply "no export from systems with batteries". Generally it boils down to not being permitted to export energy from batteries to grid, provided any export is coming from the solar directly then batteries do not enter the equation. I asked my favourite AI system (which it admits can be wrong), here is our conversation as a .pdf. we can't upload .pdf files so this is a link to my OneDrive. https://1drv.ms/b/c/22162f5b8872d05b/IQD4li_YzurzRIgRAD3WVMtkAbjXtJ059g4cO29QsgEpFhk?e=1wHdGI It should be viewable by anyone, please let me know if it won't open for you.

We are finally builder-free ☺️ Although Madam "won" some of the bamboo, not sure exactly what it will get used for. And I'm re-varnishing the patio table (still needs another coat). We have UK family arriving on the 21st!

I've actually been there when we were building the Hong Kong airport and railway, even then the name was circulating as a meme, so on a boring Saturday we went looking for it. Sadly now permananetly closed the Wong Fook Hing Bookstore (黃福興書) was located at 180 Ma Tau Wai Road in the To Kwa Wan area of Kowloon.

This is a 7 year old thread. I'm going to lock it for now unless someone has a REALLY good reason to re-open. PM me.

Welding arc voltage is 18 - 36VDC at whatever current you set on your welder. What can make current limited 36V and say 100A? How about 10 solar panels wired in parallel in full sun? Comes with free natural current limiting! So put your helmet on, look at the sun to check for clouds, strike an arc. I'll stick with my baby inverter welder, even came with a shoulder strap for easy use on the scaffolding!

Remember that scaffolding we just took down? Roofers are adding fancy flashing to keep the rain from running down the walls.

Patio lights and fan working. Also added an outlet so the grandkids can charge their scooters. I promise I'll button up that box with the wires poking out.