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noob question: I just changed my wifi ISP and so had to change it on the Nano 3S.

To do this I used the pin hole reset next to the USB port to reset the device (as per many YouTube videos tell me). I thought this was a full reset of the device?

I connect to the new WiFi network through the app and the device boots up and starts hashing. My understanding is a hash rate is only shown if the device is actually mining?

Since I reset the device, I would expect to have to reconfigure the mining pool? Or has it somehow remembered via the app? How do I check where the device is mining to? In the pool config tab, all 3 addresses are blank.

Anyone done the brake upgrade with a 203mm rotor on the front? What spacer did you use? The one Magura says should work, doesn't (QM44 for post mount 180 to 203)

(x-post from r/solardiy at reddit’s suggestion!)

I'm looking at the Craftstrom microinverter (currently $350) and was planning to pair with Silfab SIL-440 panel because I can get them much cheaper than Craftstrom's panels right now.

AI helpfully suggests they should be compatible, but I don't fully trust AI! What might I be missing? One thing is the craftstrom microinverter can only handle one Silfab panel but if I use the craftstrom panels (2x200W) I guess it's better in the event the panel gets partially shaded.

This led me to looking at the ecoflow Stream microinverter instead (currently $299), which would allow me to use up to 3 silfab panels which is more than I need, but 2 might be good!

One thing I like is the smart power meter from craftstrom to ensure circuit safety. the ecoflow solution of having smart plugs for individual appliances on the same circuit is less elegent and more hassle. Since the craftstrom power meter wont play with the ecoflow inverter, what other elegent solutions could I use for circuit safety to prevent overloading?

What are your opinons? Ecoflow and Silfab seems reasonable? Thanks

I'm looking at the Craftstrom microinverter (currently $350) and was planning to pair with Silfab SIL-440 panel because I can get them much cheaper than Craftstrom's panels right now.

AI helpfully suggests they should be compatible, but I don't fully trust AI! What might I be missing? One thing is the craftstrom microinverter can only handle one Silfab panel but if I use the craftstrom panels (2x200W) I guess it's better in the event the panel gets partially shaded.

This led me to looking at the ecoflow Stream microinverter instead (currently $299), which would allow me to use up to 3 silfab panels which is more than I need, but 2 might be good!

EDIT (More context): One thing I like is the smart power meter from craftstrom to ensure circuit safety. the ecoflow solution of having smart plugs for individual appliances on the same circuit is less elegent and more hassle. Since the craftstrom power meter wont play with the ecoflow inverter, what other elegent solutions could I use for circuit safety to prevent overloading?

What are your opinons? Ecoflow and Silfab seems reasonable? Thanks

As per title, it seems you can only buy with a 1kWh battery now for $1k more! Anyone know when this happened? They just engineered themselves out of a sale - I dont want a battery!