PRO version of the Fronius App is free again, unknown for how long.
Appcrawl suggests it was $2.99, now free.
Also appears to be pretty old, last update was May 2017, but get it now in case they update and the price goes up again.
[Android] Fronius Solar Web App Pro Free Now (Was $2.99) @ Google Play Store
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Especially after paying top dollars for their Inverter. But Fronius tech is old, they haven't updated their inverter for 5 years. No surprise the app last update was 2017
What's wrong with old? The inverters are a great design, and so easy to install.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.Technology evolves every time mate. Its nothing about fixing broken stuff its about keeping up with new technology and offering the best for your customers.
OLD-tech solid Fuel-Rod based Nuclear Reactors
may still work… but they:- use MUCH more Fuel
- produce MUCH more Waste
- Waste needs secure storage for ~300,000 years
- water has to be kept under pressure (~140 Atm)
- VERY costly to build (due to cooling-towers & enclosure)
Compare to Liquid-Fuel, Molten Salt Reactors (MSR):
- YouTube "Pedersen TEDxCopenhagen"
Still like Old tech?
@IVI: That TED Talk was in 2016, in 2018 they received some seed funding … but from what I can tell it's all a theory so far with not even test reactors built.
If I wanted to use for electricity today … yes give me the Old Tech please.
@Wolfy: CNL is inviting Start-Ups to build their prototypes, from 2026; IMSR is due Next Decade (worst case ~2030)
At least, it's Not like Fusion's:
- Ready in 20 years
- Repeat
China's got 100's working on New Nukes
India is sluggish… but I hope they surprise us
ThorCon is , work in / with Indonesia
(after Abbott gov't embraced Coal in lieu
Current PM has No Idea & his Dep PM just
INSULTED anyone who thinks NSWs bushfires
are linked with Climate Change; he ignores
NSW's 4-6 years of drought, which links in
Clim.Chng.)Kugelmass has been going all over the world
with his: gotta Reverse Climate Change, ie,
to see any reduction of its Consequences.UN/IAEA, UI at Urbana, Defense Nuclear Safety…
ViennaIF enough buy into his "make Carbon-Negative
Fuels" (compatible w/ our current C-Positive
ones, so we =won't= need to toss out all the
exisist'g infrastucture)……Nuclear is be the only way to get all
the Energy needed to do that effectively- Energy.Impact.Center.org/media
(or… maybe: .com?)
@IVI: oops
@Wolfy: CNL is Canada's Nuclear Lab
It has available lotsa
secure / approved site space,
suitable for new buildsAlso, CNSC (their NRC c'part)
is more flexible for MSRs,
than NRC is(So, UK's SSR might get built
in .CA, for 2 reasons)Some start-ups have 1 or 2 MWe
systems in mind, that may prove
popular in remote sites (commun-
ities & industry), & in dev'g
world app'ns, saving the shlep-
ping of liquid fossil fuel,
to feed generators that pollute
noise & air 24x7, today.Don't forget Military app'ns…
In USA, they've got the $$'s
to gobble-up all the MSRs they
can find. I think IMSR could
go in that direction. I hope
they can build enough to kill
Fracking, rather than reduce
its need for Diesel…Fracking's very wasteful of
Carbon-Positive fossils.Lastly, don't forget: New Nukes
may "only" make Electricity
when the price-at-the-moment
is high enough to make business
sense.More interest in heat as product, etc.
Cf YT "IMSR Hybrid Nuclear / Renewable"
(John Kutsch @ NPS.edu for more app'ns)@Wolfy: I think Kugelmass (later ones) &
Kutsch talks are ~2019@Wolfy: Fact Check this: "ORNL's MSRE" it ran for years
Better: Find some of Gordon McDowell's docu's
[a nearly Annual set]: ThoriumRemix.com
app "Thorium"
Did they start charging again for it?
I actually prefer this one now when I'm home (it connects directly to the datalogger, not via solarweb).
If I need to check on it when I'm not home for some reason, I just use solarweb.comDoes the pro version show me what I'm putting back into the grid ?? If so where coz im struggling to find it ??
On the left it shows, so long as you have the additional meter installed.
Thanks Steptoe …. I dont have the additional 'smart' meter so turns out I can't see this :-(
You'd think this would be free always