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Solar panel emulator with power supply, 12VDC LFP battery bank and 2000W sine inverter for load testing Working on my home energy... -
berkeman reacted to Ken Fabian's post in the thread Net metering - hybrid solar inverter system question with
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Not sure what you are after. Net metering is not strictly a product of the inverter type, it is how the system is wired to the meter and... -
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berkeman replied to the thread I I need to simulate clothing meshes for hanging garments.It would be more polite if you would say "please" somewhere in your thread start. Please show us what you have so far with your...
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berkeman replied to the thread Share Animal Pictures: For Animal Lovers.Dat's not a peanut. Looks like a sparkle ball to attract the birds?
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berkeman reacted to Baluncore's post in the thread What's the most likely cause for this carbon seal crack? with
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Welcome to PF. Is the fracture always located at the (tensile stress concentration) corner of the retaining slot? Does the seal always... -
Thank you.
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berkeman replied to the thread Collection of Lame Jokes.Just a friendly reminder not to veer into stereotyping certain segments of society in attempts to be humorous. Thanks.
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This aligns with my experience as well. The principle useful skill I obtained in college was in learning how to learn. Secondarily, I...
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berkeman reacted to TensorCalculus's post in the thread Introduction: Independent Researcher in Foundational Physics with
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Welp, I guess I need to work on my articulation, but thanks :-) -
berkeman replied to the thread Collection of Lame Jokes.
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Interesting chart:
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berkeman reacted to Iskandarani's post in the thread I Understanding the historical shift away from absolute simultaneity with Like.
Thank you all for the replies and resources, this is very helpful. My apologies for the overly broad nature of my original question...
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berkeman replied to the thread Unable to display LaTeX.Glad to help. Remember that double-$ delimiters are for stand-alone lines of LaTeX, and double-# delimiters are used with in-line LaTeX.
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Yes! I was missing the double $ delimiters. Thank you, berkeman. :-)
