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Easy: get an EV and allow bidirectional charging; done. My ev has 100kWh, just the bi directional is not yet working
by Blehmo 3y ago
Easy: get an EV and allow bidirectional charging; done.
My ev has 100kWh, just the bi directional is not yet working
- r00fus 3y agoWhich EV is that? I know Tesla doesn't support bidirectional and most other EVs top off at 75-80kWh.
- Blehmo 3y agoi have a ford mustang mach-e with 100kWh. But i did wrote in my original comment, that mine can't do the bi directional yet, but its not a phsyical issue.
- swamp_donkey 3y agoHow many cycles is the battery good for? Do you want to use up half of them running your house loads to save $2?
- Blehmo 3y agoyes of course. With one discarge cycle for a day or two, i still have 998 left. Only if you actually believe my Batterie has only 1000 cycles. You can easily charge and discharge EV Batteries a lot more times if you do it slow and controlled. 1000 also only means reduction of load to 80% (in theory/worst case). And no i'm not doing this for $2, i would assume that i would consume 50kWh per day for heating, which is already nearly $20 and its about grid stability.