Step By Step BUDGET SOLAR Install With Eco-Worthy!

[@forr-g-tv445]

You’re living the dream brother! I hope this is my life one day! I’m trying to get there, just taking longer than I thought.

[@dougiedoug9990]

Don't try do it.

[@OKLAHOMAOFFGRID]

agreed

[@CherrieMcKenzie]

I'm putting my stuff together step by step. A good rule of thumb is: Do what you can, when you can... and one day you'll find you are there!!

[@woodlanditguy2951]

Just do what you can and you will learn, even if it is just a $50 panel with it's own MPPT, you will gain knowledge.

[@keithblount229]

I love your videos. No BS and straight to the point. Much appreciated brother. 👍🏻

[@SavedbyGrace182]

Love your channel.😊. Quick, fast and easy to focus on for those with a short attention span like myself.

[@OKLAHOMAOFFGRID]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@TrippinwithO]

Thank you! I never knew it was that simple!

[@paulh3973]

This is the best no nonsense easy to follow solar video I’ve seen. Thank you.

[@OKLAHOMAOFFGRID]

@@paulh3973 thanks for watching

[@dlbrdb]

Bro! Easiest , most none intimidating explanation on YT!! 👏🏾

[@thefpvlife7785]

Great simple instructions but an on/off switch for the solar panels is important.

[@PuTTYMySSH]

I've seen this on other setups. What is the main reason?

[@Hangglide]

Great beginner friendly video to show me how to connect everything together. Thank you! and Merry Christmas.

[@OKLAHOMAOFFGRID]

@@Hangglide you're welcome Merry Christmas

[@bigjoshallen]

This was really awesome!

[@OKLAHOMAOFFGRID]

@@bigjoshallen thanks

[@zollicb3]

Hey brother, I’m right behind you. I’m finishing up my plans to move to my off grid property in Latimer county. I’m going solar and putting in a sawmill to cut my own lumber.

[@FLOrchardHome]

Great video to show how easy it is to go solar. Just one word of caution to the folks watching, you might want to replace the 2 gauge wiring on the inverter to 1/0 or 2/0 for safety. If you are pulling 2000 watts at 12v that’s 150+ amps.

[@comment5884]

Thanks for doing this video. Great job.

[@h1234e1234]

Nice one!, merry christmas and happy new year!

[@OKLAHOMAOFFGRID]

@@h1234e1234 Merry Christmas thanks for watching

[@johnmal5975]

Nice job. I wish these kits just gave you a one 400 watt panel option. Less wires less hassles just so much easier.

[@chrisp308]

Merry Christmas bud

[@OKLAHOMAOFFGRID]

Merry Christmas!

[@JRESHOW]

Will it run a well pump? For house?

[@petercampbell3579]

Put that saw under load, like feed it some wood. You’d be way better off running 24v since you have everything (minus the inverter)

[@FLOrchardHome]

Agree. You can find a 24v 2000w inverter for less than $200.

[@brendandelear1145]

For the battery connection just make sure one connection to battery 1 is positive and battery 2 is negative ie not positive and negative on battery 1. That way the power is drawn equally on both batteries

[@viyusavery248]

I just like hearing this guy talk

[@dsmith6404]

Thanks for the video 😊

[@OKLAHOMAOFFGRID]

You're welcome!

[@JosephDeAngelis318]

🎁☃️🎁🕯️🎄🕯️Merry Christmas to All and you have A Great KZbin channel I Think Oklahoma is A Great State for Real Freedom 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️‍🔥💯💯💯

[@gaming-zombie1392]

Thanos for the vid Merry Christmas

[@d.p.3612]

Great video with useful easy to understand information. For clarification, the positive from the solar panels go to the PV+ on the charge controller? Because you said it the other way around.

[@stacyhackney6100]

Thank you.

[@OKLAHOMAOFFGRID]

@@stacyhackney6100 thanks for watching

[@l0gic23]

Thought you was gonna rap the whole video. That would have been gangsta. "How bout that"

[@chrisp308]

Tap? Nevermind nobody cares

[@RandomDude989]

The saws will draw more from the inverter when under a load, cutting wood.

[@GratefulRob]

If you wanted to hook up a battery generator (like a jakery or ecoflow) would you just hook it to the “load” connections on the controller?

[@OKLAHOMAOFFGRID]

@@GratefulRob you can just plug your jackery in to the inverter like you plug it into the wall. The load or the so-called 12 volt that comes out of the load is more like for something such as 12 volt lighting in a boat Oreo 12-volt lights and small appliances in an RV.

[@graybenz1]

👍👍👍

[@RayRayIsCoolio]

your channel is going to explode in popularity if more people decide to say fuck it and move into homesteading

[@marklaske2911]

10kw system .......

[@billienomates7100]

the step by step is good but Ecoworthy is incredibly overpriced.

[@dantyler6907]

DON'T!!!! Electric bills are MUCH easier to manage than a few thousand for solar!!! Someday, cheaper and more productive solar will come... it's just not here yet. I speak from some experience. I went solar 4 years ago and have not saved a dime. When the dust all settled, I wish I just get my money and not gone solar. Again, the time WILL come. Just not here yet.😮

[@vincentsgaming]

Depends what state you live in and the hourly rates utilities charge per kwh. Also for homes not connected to electric already sometimes it's wayyyyy cheaper and economical to go solar as they will charge $25k-60k to run power to your house with poles and digging and then you have the monthly charge ontop of electricity usage. Not worth it for a lot of ppl especially off grid. I'm in the people's republic of california and our rates in socal is like .48kwh. Its insane. Normal electric bill is about $500-$800 a month for electricity especially during the summer. It shouldn't be that high.

[@MrLasox]

It's really depends. If you wan't too get no bills, then you need too have a big solar panel array, not these small once. They will just charge up for example lamp or something like that, but if you are having 20 or 30 panels, then you could seriously be thinking about getting zero bills. But, if you are just having 4 100 watts, or 1-2 400 watts solar panels, then that won't help you much, but it's a start. For example at one good day one 400 watt from allpower can keep up my computer at the best sunny days.

[@woodzyfox4735]

thats all you got for $1000? We can do SO MUCH better. and have :P i got 6 320W 40V panels for 110 each

[@OKLAHOMAOFFGRID]

I personally understand where you're coming from but there are many people out there that need a kit that is already put together or a so-called all in one that makes it easier for them to install and certain companies have these kids like equal Worthy and anytime you buy a kit it's going to be a slight bit higher than if you completely did it yourself building the system panel by panel and then choosing your specific inverter and your specific batteries ECT