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A while back I did some research into solar panels. Here is a copy/paste of my data:
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"A detailed analysis of Solar Panel mechanics"
Just spent over an hour taking down a whole lot of data on how the solar panels operate throughout the day. Hope this information is useful to some of you. Enjoy!
Power____Eff_____Angle___BCU____Time
0.00_____000_____00_____0.00_____00_____Total Darkness
0.01_____020_____05_____0.24_____02
0.02_____030_____10_____0.48_____04
0.03_____040_____20_____0.56_____06
0.04_____060_____30_____0.71_____07
0.05_____069_____40_____0.83_____08
0.06_____079_____60_____1.08_____10
0.07_____089_____70_____1.19_____12
0.07_____100_____80_____1.19_____14
0.07_____100_____90_____1.19_____16_____High Noon
0.07_____100_____80_____1.19_____18
0.07_____100_____70_____1.19_____20
0.07_____100_____60_____1.19_____21
0.06_____085_____40_____1.08_____23
0.05_____069_____30_____1.08_____24
0.04_____062_____20_____0.83_____26
0.03_____041_____10_____0.65_____27
0.02_____030_____05_____0.35_____28
0.01_____020_____02_____0.25_____29
0.00_____000_____00_____0.00_____30_____Total Darkness
Power = How many power units per second are generated at the solar panel.
Eff = How efficient the solar panels are at the moment.
Angle = The approximate angle of the sun in the sky.
BCU = Reading of generated power units being displayed on the BCU.
Time = How many minutes have passed from start of the day to night time.
Some Notes:
Panels are working at their peak efficiency from 14 to 21 minutes into the day.
Other objects casting a shadow onto the panels have no effect on their efficiency.
15 panels located on my 2nd floor roof at around 20 degrees off from the sun’s path.
The only item drawing power during this test was my fridge, drawing 0.25 units/second.
Divide BCU readings by 15 to get results for an individual panel.
All data presented here is not exact and your mileage may vary.
Hope this helps!
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Yes, it is a bug, reported many months ago. The problem seems to jump around depending on how many are placed, maybe the order..dunno. None of mine are overlapped or near a wall and I have the problem.