The thing that's bothering me about the U-set mode is it will do a mppt sweep every so often thats configurable by 1 minute intervals. A lot can change in this set up in one minute. Although when I changed the minute interval all the way down it can be set to 0 as well. What does this mean? It's constantly sweeping? Or it never sweeps?
I don't really want it to do any sweeping. I don't see the point in trying to drag the high voltage battery down any further than 6% from voltage open circuit.
I don't want the midnight to do a sweep and try and drag the voltage down at the same time the engine starts up and tries to force raise the voltage. That engine can put out a lot of power and if it starts up and doesn't see voltage rising it's possible that it will increase its RPM and start putting out a lot more watts. one could fight the other and that's when things could smoke.
I feel like I'm over worried about this sweeping thing though. There's got to be some kind of a limit to how far down it's going to try and drag that voltage. At some point it'll drag it down so far that it'll reach its maximum output power anyway and I would expect it to stop there naturally without burning anything up. Maybe the solar mode or dynamic mode would work great?
And with the wind graph , it's kind of opposite of what I'm doing. Because with a windmill it puts out more amperage the higher the voltage gets but in my case the midnight will be pulling power out of a battery to feed the midnight. With what I'm doing it's like the more amps you pull out the lower the voltage will go. But keep in mind while you're doing that there's a battery charger on that battery that will randomly turn on with 5000 watts of power and start forcing the voltage upwards.
I don't really want it to do any sweeping. I don't see the point in trying to drag the high voltage battery down any further than 6% from voltage open circuit.
I don't want the midnight to do a sweep and try and drag the voltage down at the same time the engine starts up and tries to force raise the voltage. That engine can put out a lot of power and if it starts up and doesn't see voltage rising it's possible that it will increase its RPM and start putting out a lot more watts. one could fight the other and that's when things could smoke.
I feel like I'm over worried about this sweeping thing though. There's got to be some kind of a limit to how far down it's going to try and drag that voltage. At some point it'll drag it down so far that it'll reach its maximum output power anyway and I would expect it to stop there naturally without burning anything up. Maybe the solar mode or dynamic mode would work great?
And with the wind graph , it's kind of opposite of what I'm doing. Because with a windmill it puts out more amperage the higher the voltage gets but in my case the midnight will be pulling power out of a battery to feed the midnight. With what I'm doing it's like the more amps you pull out the lower the voltage will go. But keep in mind while you're doing that there's a battery charger on that battery that will randomly turn on with 5000 watts of power and start forcing the voltage upwards.
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