turbobrick240
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- Joined
- Nov 18, 2014
- Location
- maine
- TDI
- 2011 vw golf tdi(gone to greener pastures), 2001 ford f250 powerstroke
Sorry, but none of those numbers are accurate. The capacity factor is based on a 24 hour day first of all. And if you can't afford one $25-30k EV, why do you expect to need to charge two? There are cheaper battery storage options than a Powerwall, but you really don't need batteries if you have a grid connection. With third world like grid service, you're an ideal candidate for solar/wind. I assume you already have a backup generator that gets used frequently.