Hi Ryan,
I plucked this from a recent post, so as not to hyjack Tinman's post on a mostly dfferent subject. Responding to Mile's situation you recently wrote:
QuoteHere is a link to the power curves we run in My Neighbors 16ft turbine: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/31975941/johns%20curve.pdf
It took me a awhile to get back to this and process the numbers. If I plot them (as I have it, volts on the x-axis;
cummulative current on the y-axis) on a chart it appears that the two units are largerly linear, with a slightly earlier start for the second unit (and little 'wiggle' at the transition).
I was recalling an earlier set of charts with two Classics where the first unit went linearly from say 60-120V, but then went sharply up to ~145V at/near the current limit; then the second went sharply form ~90-120V, and flattened out to the 145V range. Just wondering if your thinking and/or experience had changed on how best to have two units connected?
Secondly, I'd understood that ther might soon be a firmware upgrade that would allow two units to play well together?
(http://H:%5Cmy%20photos%5Cwind%5Ctest_coil%5Cdualing_classics.jpg)
~kitestrings
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Quote from: kitestrings on April 13, 2012, 02:27:49 PM
Secondly, I'd understood that ther might soon be a firmware upgrade that would allow two units to play well together?
Yep !!! Working on that stuff now.
boB