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You have to balance the cost of providing continuous, reliable power against the cost of losing power once in a while. The more flexible you are in your needs,
by dtgriscom 2y ago
You have to balance the cost of providing continuous, reliable power against the cost of losing power once in a while. The more flexible you are in your needs, the easier you can work around losing power and the cheaper you can make your power/storage system.