YodaLearner
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Stormwatch turned on in Sacramento area, powerwalls charging from Grid
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Bring it on, I want a huge long power outage, I am ready. Got to say this money was worth something to spendPGE outage map doesn’t look so good for north bay.
Why would you want others to have to deal with a problem?Bring it on, I want a huge long power outage, I am ready. Got to say this money was worth something to spend
Why not, life is a gameWhy would you want others to have to deal with a problem?
Basically, yes, set mine to 100% and keeps batteries charged from grid, no storm watch needed anymoreGot storm watch turned on. But is is the same as grid charging functionality, isn't it?
I was concerned about activating grid charging. When I click its 'yes' button is asks me to verify that I have talked to a tax professional and installer about the tax implications. Anyone know what these implications are?Basically, yes, set mine to 100% and keeps batteries charged from grid, no storm watch needed anymore
Same in Pleasanton. The message stated, "A high wind warning is forecast for your area."Storm Watched kicked in today and charging our powerwalls. South of San Jose south Santa Clara County.
who cares, I clicked itI was concerned about activating grid charging. When I click its 'yes' button is asks me to verify that I have talked to a tax professional and installer about the tax implications. Anyone know what these implications are?
I didn't click it or don't remember doing that even the past events and battery charged from grid, It seems to be an automatic even when storm watch is declared on.Same in Pleasanton. The message stated, "A high wind warning is forecast for your area."
I am also worried about a mudslide taking out the power poles. One of the people up the street had a debris flow come down the hill, across Foothill road, and into his home. It just missed a power pole.
I was concerned about activating grid charging. When I click its 'yes' button is asks me to verify that I have talked to a tax professional and installer about the tax implications. Anyone know what these implications are?
If you claimed the full federal Investment Tax Credit on your Powerwalls, they must be charged “>99.9%” by on-site generation for some number of years (5 I think?), else your credit is supposed to be reduced by a pro-rated amount to reflect the percentage they will be charged by renewables.I was concerned about activating grid charging. When I click its 'yes' button is asks me to verify that I have talked to a tax professional and installer about the tax implications. Anyone know what these implications are?
With SW activated, the SOC almost always shows 98% for me. Will not go to 100%. I suspect the real SOC is the same as when it reads 100% with SW offStorm Watch kicked on this morning in San Jose. What was odd was that it charged to 99% (now dropped to 98%) and didn't try to charge off of solar even though we had sun today.