I would say unless you have a specific problem that is fixed by the new firmware I would keep your system the way it is.
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tjhowse@lemmy.worldto Australia@aussie.zone•Queensland council abandons EV charger installation plan after 'dirty nickel' media report - ABC NewsEnglish231·3 months agoFortunately there are no ethical problems with obtaining oil for petrol-powered cars.
Most timber that includes the heart, or core, of the tree will eventually split/check like that.
I think it still looks awesome though. Please post the final result when you’re done!
Australians are very sorry about Murdoch but please don’t send him back, we don’t want him either. Cheers.
tjhowse@lemmy.worldto homeassistant@lemmy.world•SwitchBot adds robot vacuums, smart shades, and its new Hub 3 to Home AssistantEnglish9·4 months agoLove to see it. More first-party support for HASS.
tjhowse@lemmy.worldtoAustralian Tech@aussie.zone•Household battery storage surges as plunging solar tariffs improve the economics2·4 months agoWe had a big solar array and oversized battery installed about a year ago. I have custom control logic setup that lets me discharge the battery to the grid when the electricity price spikes at night. We are on a electricity retailer that provides real-time pricing. This system means we draw nearly zero power from the grid, nearly zero demand charges, and usually earn about $3 to $5 a day selling at night. About once every 2 months there is a huge price spike and we earn $20 to $80 during the night which is a nice cherry on the top.
On cloudy days my logic charges the battery from the grid when power is cheap so we don’t draw power at night when it’s expensive.
Were you on the NS forums? I went by “Scythe” back in those days.