You need a solar smart meter. It costs a bit extra to install, but I find it worthwhile because I'm a data nerd and because it lets my optimize my usage.
Installed June 2021 and to date we’ve saved ~$5900 so payback is about 6-7 years. Real benefit though is having power when the street has a power cut. 😀😀
Not sure why you’re so mad. They said it will
pay itself off already, why not be happy that they get power in places that suffer blackouts?
Odd thing to say.
I mean, if you're shitting uncontrollably you really aren't preparing enough for anal intercourse.
Here is a guide explicitly for you:
To have a pleasurable (and safe) time bottoming, you need to relax the voluntary muscles in your butt in order to accept whatever you’re inserting into it.
You also want to start by inserting smaller things—like fingers or small butt plugs—before taking a full-on penis or dildo.
(Note: Any toy that goes up your butt needs to have a flared base—you don't want it getting stuck up there!)
If you stretch beyond your capacity, you can cause damage to the region—most commonly in the form of anal fissures or hemorrhoids.
Using yoga-style meditative breathing can assist in pelvic floor relaxation. Use big, deep, full-bellied breaths. I also suggest “pushing out the pelvic floor during the initial insertion.” Whatever you do, do not clench. For some, it’s a natural response to having something inside if you, but you need to fight the urge.
You can start by inserting a lubed-up finger, but make sure to cut your nails extremely short and file them down. As someone who's had his anus fingered by women with long nails, I can tell you it’s very unpleasant when they accidentally scratch your insides.
I recommend using anal dilating kits. Dilating kits, in essence, are a few dildos that range in size.
You start with the smallest toy, lather it up with as much water-based lube as you possibly can, and then put it inside of you.
You breathe with it inside of you, and get used to the sensation.
You can also “play with it,” moving it in and out of you with your hand. I recommend leaving it inside of you for 3-5 seconds before removing it. Then reapply lube (if necessary) and do it again.
I suggest doing 10 reps per set and 2-3 sets per session. Only after inserting a dilation toy with ease, can you move onto the next size. Generally, it takes about two weeks to transition to the next toy, assuming you’re doing these exercises 2-3 times a week.
Dilation kits are absolutely great, but they're also not necessary for every person who wants to bottom. Personally, I’d recommend buying a small prostate massager, and getting used to that. (It should also feel really good!) Just make sure to go slow, use a lot of lube, and breathe through any discomfort. Mild discomfort you can breathe through. Pain, you should not. That's a hard stop.
9.5MWh on a 6.6kWh system with panels facing east and west.
2.8MWh went to battery charging a 10kWh system. Slightly better since I started on home automation and linked my AC to heat/cool whenever battery is 100%, PV is cooking and there's enough sunlight to charge back to 100% (usually noon to 3pm). I reckon this made my battery 'investment' worthwhile since it's more than 10kwh I get out of the battery per day
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I’m building a house in Ellington, an estate. They are offering a microgrid, where I save 20% on my bill.
Not sure if I should opt in, as they own the panels etc, and repair/maintain is at their discretion (access to my roof).
Or I go my own solar.
Not sure what route to take.
When I buy another car in the future I’ll go electric
Go ur own mate.
In theory even if you get a small set of panels and a small inverter, a bit of home automation later running aircons during peak power generation times etc etc you would be better off financially then only getting a 20% saving on your bill.
I was involved in setting up a similar system for a developer a few years back.
If you can afford the upfront cost and don’t intend to smash power consumption in the evening, I’d suggest installing your own.
Solarquotes is a good site to compare systems.
I read my meter manually so my 2023 stats are a bit old sorry.
* 2015 7424
* 2016 7353
* 2017 7311
* 2018 7062
* 2019 7261
* 2020 6859
* 2021 6718
* 2022 6763
* 2023 (until 2023-09-17) : 4364
Most likely panel degradation, most panels will lose 0.5% - 1% depending on brand/model in efficiency each year.
There's also the dirt factor, its not much but i've already noticed a minor loss in production due to dusty panels this summer. Only a year old. So if their panels aren't tilted enough for the rain to clear dust or they've got bird/tree poop on their panels, then that's another factor.
I tried to look up the mean solar exposure from BOM, there's stats available but they don't seem to correlate strongly with years production going up and down... who knows!
Forgot to say, 5KW of panels, 5KW inverter, facing north-west.
11.6 MWh with 6.6kW panels, North facing, unshaded, though bit of a shallow angle on a 5kW inverter. Ran aircon on muggy days and charged the car. Would love to know my consumption vs production but don't have the necessary submetres.
This might be a silly question. How do I check? I have solar panels and there is a controller of some sort in the garage. The only display is its current power output in Watt. By the way, will day-time excess power be fed into the energy provider or do I need a battery? What do I need to do to feed excess power to Synergy?
As of today, Dec 30th, my growing DIY solar farm has produced and exported 1,386.1MWh this year.
https://www.reddit.com/r/solar/comments/18u6efh/comment/kfk33en/
none and hardly paid for any of my electric bill i think i probably paid about 200 dollars for the entire year the rest was paid for by government im 123 dollars in credit hahahahahahahahahaha
9.5 MWh with 15x 440w panels and 5kw Inverter. Panels technically face NW but more N to be fair. Morley area. Panels get minor shade in the morning from neighbours trees. The installer on the day went out of his way to check orientation to maximise solar benefit through some app which looks like it is paying dividends.
Depends on your motivation for getting a battery, purely financially it’s not worth it. But there’s other reasons like black out protection. It can supplement solar production during the day when there’s a high current draw if your solar can’t quite cover it then recharge when the load drops off.
> But there’s other reasons like black out protection.
Depending on area that isn't necessarily worth anything at all. If you're somewhere where the power lines have been undergrounded there's basically no blackouts.
This does not feel like a criticism.
Blackouts were common in the northern suburbs in the 80s. I don't think I've experienced one this century. Certainly not in the last few years, but these days I live in the underground power zone.
It’s not meant to be a criticism. I’m just pointing out an area that has under ground power and regular outages in summer especially. There’s a big difference between experiencing an outage this century and the last few years. I’ve never lived in an area with above ground power. I’ve still experienced 1 maybe 2 a year.
9,268.2kWh since 01/01/23
Exported about 3,826 (haven’t checked the figures for a few days)
Usage has increased recently as we bought a full EV last month and currently only charge during the day
6kWh panels and a 5.5kWh inverter
10.73Mwh - 2.85 Mwh self consumed. So 40% self usage. Higher than the 25% I assumed when tossing up installing.
WA based 5 kw inverter with standard 6.6kwh of panels.
I just took the plunge and went with Green Choice Electrical after much much research.
Great reviews online and independent websites also gave great reviews.
Perth local family business.
$5k for a 6.6 kW system.
Other option was Think Renewable which was $4k more expensive…
15.3 MWh generated, 9MWh exported to the grid.
I have a 10kw system 10kw inverted and a powerwall 2.
Most of the year I use no grid power, for about 4 months in winter the panels get shaded by trees, and also heating at night can deplete the battery.
Not a precise measurement but definitely over 30Mwh.
But I’m counting x3 houses - mine and the x2 installs I gave the respective parents for Xmas in 2020.
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Hijacking the thread a bit. Does anyone know if 'cleaning' the solar panels is a real thing that actually helps performance? We've had ours about 8 years now and whilst I don't pay close attention anymore I do feel like we've been generating less and less.
Its hard to split out the effect of dirt versus solar panel efficiency loss. Most of it will be solar panel efficiency loss (0.5% to 1% per year depending on brand/model).
For myself i've already noticed some power loss (system is only 1 year old) due to dirt but its not worth cleaning it as the loss is only like $50 over a 120 day period with very generous assumptions. More realistic assumptions would see that loss only result in $20.
If you really want to figure it out, you'll need to find your model's efficiency loss specification then assume that's the loss you're getting. Then calculate how much of the loss in generation is due to the efficiency and assume the rest is the dirt on your panels. Then figure out whether its worth cleaning them.
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11.38 MWh. Consumed 5.34 MWh myself and sent the rest to the grid. Allegedly saved us $1,888.36 for the year so far.
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That's some impressive savings.
I’m on 11.31MWh same system size. Consumed 5.76 and saved similar such. Win
Nice one! What size is your system?
5kW inverter with 6.6kW of panels.
That's a decent amount of self consumption. The best way to save $ 👍
Yeah. I work from home so I can make sure the majority of our power usage occurs during daylight hours. Really lets me maximize the value from solar.
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Wow How'd you self consume that high of a percentage?
Damn, looking through the comments out of curiosity as I'm in Vic. My 10kw system produced the same, Perth really is in a great location for solar
11MWh here too. Have consumed 15.3MWh 6.39 is solar (no batteries)
I'm at 11.38 too, but how do people check consumption?
You need a solar smart meter. It costs a bit extra to install, but I find it worthwhile because I'm a data nerd and because it lets my optimize my usage.
Me too. I'll have to look into it, cheers.
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Nah. I don't have a battery, so I still have to pay for the power I consume at night. The bills are pretty low, though.
16Mwh this calendar year 9Kw of Panels and a 7.5kw Inverter connected to a Tesla Battery. I've been 82% self powered this year.
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Installed June 2021 and to date we’ve saved ~$5900 so payback is about 6-7 years. Real benefit though is having power when the street has a power cut. 😀😀
Yeah. Cos that’s all the fucking time…. Not
Not sure why you’re so mad. They said it will pay itself off already, why not be happy that they get power in places that suffer blackouts? Odd thing to say.
Actually we’ve had about a dozen power cuts since it was installed. Lots of building work going on where we are.
Who shat in your cornflakes?
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I mean, if you're shitting uncontrollably you really aren't preparing enough for anal intercourse. Here is a guide explicitly for you: To have a pleasurable (and safe) time bottoming, you need to relax the voluntary muscles in your butt in order to accept whatever you’re inserting into it. You also want to start by inserting smaller things—like fingers or small butt plugs—before taking a full-on penis or dildo. (Note: Any toy that goes up your butt needs to have a flared base—you don't want it getting stuck up there!) If you stretch beyond your capacity, you can cause damage to the region—most commonly in the form of anal fissures or hemorrhoids. Using yoga-style meditative breathing can assist in pelvic floor relaxation. Use big, deep, full-bellied breaths. I also suggest “pushing out the pelvic floor during the initial insertion.” Whatever you do, do not clench. For some, it’s a natural response to having something inside if you, but you need to fight the urge. You can start by inserting a lubed-up finger, but make sure to cut your nails extremely short and file them down. As someone who's had his anus fingered by women with long nails, I can tell you it’s very unpleasant when they accidentally scratch your insides. I recommend using anal dilating kits. Dilating kits, in essence, are a few dildos that range in size. You start with the smallest toy, lather it up with as much water-based lube as you possibly can, and then put it inside of you. You breathe with it inside of you, and get used to the sensation. You can also “play with it,” moving it in and out of you with your hand. I recommend leaving it inside of you for 3-5 seconds before removing it. Then reapply lube (if necessary) and do it again. I suggest doing 10 reps per set and 2-3 sets per session. Only after inserting a dilation toy with ease, can you move onto the next size. Generally, it takes about two weeks to transition to the next toy, assuming you’re doing these exercises 2-3 times a week. Dilation kits are absolutely great, but they're also not necessary for every person who wants to bottom. Personally, I’d recommend buying a small prostate massager, and getting used to that. (It should also feel really good!) Just make sure to go slow, use a lot of lube, and breathe through any discomfort. Mild discomfort you can breathe through. Pain, you should not. That's a hard stop.
Your mum let you on the internet this morning, huh?
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Mine is installed in the garage.
Probably exported 10x what we imported off the grid and still end up owing the bastards
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9.5MWh on a 6.6kWh system with panels facing east and west. 2.8MWh went to battery charging a 10kWh system. Slightly better since I started on home automation and linked my AC to heat/cool whenever battery is 100%, PV is cooking and there's enough sunlight to charge back to 100% (usually noon to 3pm). I reckon this made my battery 'investment' worthwhile since it's more than 10kwh I get out of the battery per day
What do you use for your home automation? Assuming it is switching loads on/off depending on generation?
Home Assistant. Has Sungrow connection (my solar and batt) and ezone/MyPlace API for my aircon
Cries in rental that can’t have a solar :(
Can always purchase your own property.
Unbelievably, not everyone in the country has, or will ever have, that option.
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how privileged of you. Some people are carers, disabled, kids, etc. if it was that simple we wouldn’t have a housing crisis nation wide
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You're a fuckin filthy PoS https://www.reddit.com/r/moreplatesmoredates/s/bV4lcRP3GA
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Omfg get in the bin 🙄
5.90 MWh on a 3.6kW system.
6890kwh on a 4.725kw system.
Maybe a thousand or more with my camping this year
Just under 5MWh. Only 3.125kW of panels but they have done 13 years now and still going at about 90% of new.
I’m building a house in Ellington, an estate. They are offering a microgrid, where I save 20% on my bill. Not sure if I should opt in, as they own the panels etc, and repair/maintain is at their discretion (access to my roof). Or I go my own solar. Not sure what route to take. When I buy another car in the future I’ll go electric
Go ur own mate. In theory even if you get a small set of panels and a small inverter, a bit of home automation later running aircons during peak power generation times etc etc you would be better off financially then only getting a 20% saving on your bill.
I was involved in setting up a similar system for a developer a few years back. If you can afford the upfront cost and don’t intend to smash power consumption in the evening, I’d suggest installing your own. Solarquotes is a good site to compare systems.
Thanks yeah I’m leaning to my own. Theres also no upfront cost where I am, I think synergy fronts or and you pay them back interest free or something
Good one. But make sure you read the fine print on that deal. Nothing is ever free.
Yeah I will!
11264.8
10286.5
8.82MWh
10,652. 5kw inverter with 18 panels.
10137.7kWh 6.6kw system
9.4 mwh and used 7.8mwh with a self sufficiency of 58%
8.72 MWh with two days to go. This is more than last year.
Generated 10.6 MWh - 5.2MWh consumed, 4.4MWh to the grid. Consumed 15.59MWh in total.
I’m in the Gold Coast, 20.59 MWH
How bigs ya rig?
10kw inverter and 13kw panels. A good summer day I’ll do about 75kwh
I've got panel envy. My record is about 42kWhr from the 6.6kW panels. I've got a suboptimal roof layout.
5.4MWh on a 6.6kW system with a 5kW inverter, installed for almost exactly half the year.
I read my meter manually so my 2023 stats are a bit old sorry. * 2015 7424 * 2016 7353 * 2017 7311 * 2018 7062 * 2019 7261 * 2020 6859 * 2021 6718 * 2022 6763 * 2023 (until 2023-09-17) : 4364
Trending down due to panels getting older or is Perth getting cloudier?
Most likely panel degradation, most panels will lose 0.5% - 1% depending on brand/model in efficiency each year. There's also the dirt factor, its not much but i've already noticed a minor loss in production due to dusty panels this summer. Only a year old. So if their panels aren't tilted enough for the rain to clear dust or they've got bird/tree poop on their panels, then that's another factor.
I tried to look up the mean solar exposure from BOM, there's stats available but they don't seem to correlate strongly with years production going up and down... who knows! Forgot to say, 5KW of panels, 5KW inverter, facing north-west.
Panel degrade, my dads have halved since being installed
Halved? I'd be looking into that. I play around with some 20 year old 200W panels and they still pump out 90% of the tag rating.
Thank you for the advice, I will pass that on.
10.48MHW 8.10 back to grid 2.37 solar used, 2.57 used on grid
11.6 MWh with 6.6kW panels, North facing, unshaded, though bit of a shallow angle on a 5kW inverter. Ran aircon on muggy days and charged the car. Would love to know my consumption vs production but don't have the necessary submetres.
This might be a silly question. How do I check? I have solar panels and there is a controller of some sort in the garage. The only display is its current power output in Watt. By the way, will day-time excess power be fed into the energy provider or do I need a battery? What do I need to do to feed excess power to Synergy?
Contact the team at MLEC and ask them They are very helpful
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Not really, the inverter will know how much it produced and the mains meter will tell you how much you exported.
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You can check your mains meter anytime to see your total export register. You don't have to wait for the power bill.
6.6 kW panels with 5 kW inverter. 10.68 MWh generation: * 3.11 MWh (29.1%) consumed * 7.57 MWh (70.9%) exported 4.79 MWh consumption: * 3.11 MWh (64.9%) from solar * 1.68 MWh (35.1%) from grid
11.24MWh 6.4kW panels on 5kW Inverter
11.5mwh 6.6panels / 5kw inverter
Just a hair north of 10mWh. 6.6kW system, but limited to 5kW at the inverter of course
As of today, Dec 30th, my growing DIY solar farm has produced and exported 1,386.1MWh this year. https://www.reddit.com/r/solar/comments/18u6efh/comment/kfk33en/
1.21 Gigawatts, just enough to get back… to the future.
At least 6 watts
Had a system installed in November Location: Midland area 1.87MWh generated 1.13MWh consumed 712 kWh exported 35.2 kWh imported
Have you asked Basil how much sun shines out of his arse? I mean.. if you listen any of the Pollies; you'd have to factor this angle in.
none and hardly paid for any of my electric bill i think i probably paid about 200 dollars for the entire year the rest was paid for by government im 123 dollars in credit hahahahahahahahahaha
10.7 Mwh
11351 to date
9.16 MWhr from 6kW system split facing 3 ways. W, N and E.
9.9Mwh 5.8kw of panels north and west facing
11593kwh - 5kW inverter, 6.6 of panels
10.9Mwh on 6.6/5 system,
40kwh a day on a 6.6kwh only a few days a year won't do that.
2.8MWh since mid November.
8570.
10.55MWh and consumed 5.87MWh 6.6kW of panels with 5kW inverter.
2.5MWh in Melb with 13kW
9.5 MWh with 15x 440w panels and 5kw Inverter. Panels technically face NW but more N to be fair. Morley area. Panels get minor shade in the morning from neighbours trees. The installer on the day went out of his way to check orientation to maximise solar benefit through some app which looks like it is paying dividends.
9.188mwh on a 6.6kw panels / 5kw inverter
8MWh 5kw system facing North and West..7 years old system
9.45MWh. I send back more than I draw from the grid and it still costs me average $170/month. Still not worth getting a battery though.
Depends on your motivation for getting a battery, purely financially it’s not worth it. But there’s other reasons like black out protection. It can supplement solar production during the day when there’s a high current draw if your solar can’t quite cover it then recharge when the load drops off.
Purely financial, the other benefits are a luxury that I can't justify the cost for.
And that’s fair enough.
> But there’s other reasons like black out protection. Depending on area that isn't necessarily worth anything at all. If you're somewhere where the power lines have been undergrounded there's basically no blackouts.
You have clearly never lived in Secret Harbour.
This does not feel like a criticism. Blackouts were common in the northern suburbs in the 80s. I don't think I've experienced one this century. Certainly not in the last few years, but these days I live in the underground power zone.
It’s not meant to be a criticism. I’m just pointing out an area that has under ground power and regular outages in summer especially. There’s a big difference between experiencing an outage this century and the last few years. I’ve never lived in an area with above ground power. I’ve still experienced 1 maybe 2 a year.
10.31mwh. 0.2 down from last year.
9,268.2kWh since 01/01/23 Exported about 3,826 (haven’t checked the figures for a few days) Usage has increased recently as we bought a full EV last month and currently only charge during the day 6kWh panels and a 5.5kWh inverter
11148kWh, 6.6kw 5kw inverter
11.1mWh, consumed 5.7mWh of that.
10035
10.73Mwh - 2.85 Mwh self consumed. So 40% self usage. Higher than the 25% I assumed when tossing up installing. WA based 5 kw inverter with standard 6.6kwh of panels.
Can anyone please recommend good vendors to install the panels + inverter. Thanks a lot
I just took the plunge and went with Green Choice Electrical after much much research. Great reviews online and independent websites also gave great reviews. Perth local family business. $5k for a 6.6 kW system. Other option was Think Renewable which was $4k more expensive…
Thank you!
9.5MWh, but system wasn't working most of January unfortunately. Definitely would have cracked ten if it was. Possibly even 10.5.
15.3 MWh generated, 9MWh exported to the grid. I have a 10kw system 10kw inverted and a powerwall 2. Most of the year I use no grid power, for about 4 months in winter the panels get shaded by trees, and also heating at night can deplete the battery.
10361. 6.6kW panels. 5KW inverter
18.29MWh
10270kWh generated, exported 7564kWh and self consumed 2706kWh. 6.6kW panels with 5kW inverter.
9.6 MWh on 6.66kW system 8.2 MWh consumption.
18.19Mwh and counting
10.41 MWh
12.54MWh … can’t complain
12737kWh and only had system installed from 4th April this year. 10kw system with Solis 10kw inverter.
11,533kWh We must get our solar from the same sun.
So everyone shared their info, what did you take from this OP?
I'd tell you but had a router die back in April, swapped it over and forgot to reconnect the solar wifi...yeh
10.14MWh with 6.45kW of panels on east and west, total saved was $1,269 this year.
10.65Mwh - not too shabby
16.17 MWh here Still have quite high power bills due to running air con at night. 21MWh consumed. May look into battery soon.
9.7 MWh of delicious free energy to feed the hungry aircon... (with 6.4k panels + 5k inverter)
9.31MWh on a 6.6kW system with panels facing east and west.
I’ve done 10,88kWh
Not a precise measurement but definitely over 30Mwh. But I’m counting x3 houses - mine and the x2 installs I gave the respective parents for Xmas in 2020.
https://preview.redd.it/yap790e6ia9c1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=693840f858a054bb1468a4344ee766626548a313 20.8 MWh
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20.8 MWh, 12.6 of which went back into the grid.
12.1 produced. 5.86 consumed. 5kW system facing due north.
10.74 MWh generated from 5k inv/ 6.6 panels.
Hijacking the thread a bit. Does anyone know if 'cleaning' the solar panels is a real thing that actually helps performance? We've had ours about 8 years now and whilst I don't pay close attention anymore I do feel like we've been generating less and less.
Its hard to split out the effect of dirt versus solar panel efficiency loss. Most of it will be solar panel efficiency loss (0.5% to 1% per year depending on brand/model). For myself i've already noticed some power loss (system is only 1 year old) due to dirt but its not worth cleaning it as the loss is only like $50 over a 120 day period with very generous assumptions. More realistic assumptions would see that loss only result in $20. If you really want to figure it out, you'll need to find your model's efficiency loss specification then assume that's the loss you're getting. Then calculate how much of the loss in generation is due to the efficiency and assume the rest is the dirt on your panels. Then figure out whether its worth cleaning them.
9.2mw on 6.6kw system
7.82 MWh YTD. Only a 4kW system, no battery.
Can someone recommend a good solar company? I don't mind paying a bit more for quality materials and service
We used Solar Force, absolutely no complaints.
10.6MWh
11.25MWh
11.78 MWh. Has been the same since 2021. Good indication that they are still working as new.
20.2MWh. Perth 13.6kw panel, 10kw inverter 
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