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[MrMayhem6000]

Move your batteries apart. Just 1 or 2cm is all you need to do. That lets the air go around them and should keep them a lot cooler. They will last longer. Just a tip :)

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[definitionofis]

@fileark I read that was true in the very old days when the cases were made of different materials and it is not true any longer.

[fileark]

Nice, I would like to come and play in your shop! By the way couldn't really see by the video but it looked like you may have had those batteries on the concrete floor. You will want to get those off of the concrete as it will reduce the life of your batteries.

[snap480]

nice system!! can you power up a small house thats off the grid like this? how do do tie the solar and the wind generator in with each other?