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  1. Greglsh

    Escalations and Signup contacts.

    Thanks, I just got a new ticket number from Vumatel, only issue is now it says it was logged on the 3/09/2026, my first Vumatel ticket was logged on the 1/09/2026. I hope it is sorted tomorrow before the weekend so I can catch up. Thanks for the feedback and chasing them. Appreciate the assistance
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    Escalations and Signup contacts.

    Thank you
  3. Greglsh

    Escalations and Signup contacts.

    Hi @CoolEscalator please can I ask you to help my fibre line was damaged in my property on Tuesday morning, I logged a ticket and received a Vumatel ticket but have not heard back from Vumatel again, it has been almost 3 days now and both the wife and I work from home so have been battling with...
  4. Greglsh

    LIFEPO4 Battery discussion thread

    Same boat as you @cavedog , I also need more panels, +- 8 to 10 more. I am looking to run 4 of these through my micro-inverter. Then I want to run another 4 through a Victron MPPT directly connected to the battery busbar.
  5. Greglsh

    Amazon Leo falling further behind Starlink by the day

    SpaceX is de-orbiting more in a month than Amazon can launch for the rest of the year:giggle:
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    Concern around SABC's lack of finalised funding

    Put it all behind a pay system, if you want it pay for it, they will soon see that the people who want it "can't" or wont pay for it and the rest just don't want it. It was always going to fail to make people pay for something they don't use. Decades ago people had no choice on what to watch...
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    LIFEPO4 Battery discussion thread

    I am not to sure about the iBMS, I think with iBMS you buy the hardware and software from the same guy, I did see it on Andy's YouTube, but if I remember correctly it was expensive as I think you need 1 per battery or something like that. This is open source, you basically just have to get the...
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    LIFEPO4 Battery discussion thread

    If you guys like to tinker with some YAML or you good at copy and paste and a bit of AI, take a look at this project. I have been running this for about a year and it works well for me. You can mix and match different BMS's and it controls charging etc. I bought an M5stack ESP32-S3, a M5stack...
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    Eskom walks back threats against unregistered solar panel users in South Africa

    Wanted to ask has anybody been through this process with eThekwini Municipality, how was the process and what changes did they make (replace meters etc), any costs involved. I am still not wanting to register my system as I feel it is a money making action far before it is a safety concerning...
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    What's your base load?

    I also used to do this with 2 different routers in the house and the phone would cling on (Star Trek) to the one unit even with 1 bar, so would have to force it to move to the other. it works okay if it drops the signal but not if it still can contact the router.
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    What's your base load?

    I have currently a 14.3Kwh DIY battery, and have almost completed another 14.3Kwh battery so will have almost 23kwh of battery backup so even if I use 1 kwh I will last almost a day and could use more if desperate as this is down to 20% left.
  12. Greglsh

    Makro's first week of Black Friday deals goes live

    2024???
  13. Greglsh

    What's your base load?

    I run the Ubiquiti Cloud Gateway Ultra, with 2 x Unifi 6 lite and 1 Unifi LR.
  14. Greglsh

    What's your base load?

    So it's 3 units to cover the property 2 in the house and 1 in the granny flat :oops:. All media players or TV's are cabled into the network, Xbox is cabled, as well. Also have a Mikrotik in the garage and a Google smart speaker in the garage to play music so need Wi-Fi in there as well.
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    What's your base load?

    Wife and I, work for same IT company. Every room has a network point or 2, 3 Unifi ceiling access points, Unifi router, fans controlled by a temperature monitor so fans do not run all the time, plus a Hikvision NVR with POE ports.
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