RIght now the mine is pretty small, only 1 Goldshell Mini Doge III (DOGE/LTC), Mac Mini M2 (Monero), Macbook Pro (Monero) that also powers a USB ASIC (DOGE/LTC), and then I also mine on my Macbook Air M1 when i am not using it.
That is honestly about all this solar system will handle with trying to keep it off-grid as much as possible. If I add another Mini Doge ASIC, I will be having to use some grid power for a few hours a day or more. At least from the calculations I ran with Grok and ChatGPT, lol, both of which were the same figures. We will find out soon enough, lol.
I have to take into account 20% loss in transfer resistance, sun up time, cloudy days, etc. This system may still run a couple of hours on grid, but not sure yet. Currently is all on grid until I get this last panel.
Too bad you don't live in Yuma, Arizona! But overall not bad, a couple hours on grid vs. 24 hours, it's a huge win! I think when I sell here I'm headed to Florida, I need to check out which counties are best for solar.
My only issues are trees, but I am positioning the panels in a good spot. There is one bush that is going to come down in the next week or two that is going to be key as well. But I am in the southeast, so still get good sun.