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we add another Pin and our first relay to the ZombieVerter VCU dingleberry wiring

Ghia66 wrote: ↑Sat May 18, 2024 8:01 am Thanks, that’s not the only thing upside down…I’m in Australia on holiday!

ha ha, cool we were in Sydney last year, such a beautiful city learned there's like bazillion different Eucalyptuseseses

The mighty Oak is furthering science! I think that I might be facing difficulties connecting with the manscaped Zombie wiring! looks good from my house, lol, by the way I use https://www.irfanview.com/ to orient my pics right side up after my iPhone does all kinds of silly with them when I take the...

Thanks for info, have been removing some with less sophisticated jewelers screwdriver method. On a related track, pinout for the Zombie board, Mth, Htm, Req, and Clk etc. For use with Prius Nvw30 inverter, Can you point me as where to locate this please.? Thanks. seems like you guys are always a we...

though I am not running the ZombieVerter VCU in the truck ... yet, (planned upgrade for Phase III) I think you may find this video on throttle calibration interesting

ZombieVerter VCU Throttle Calibration

and here is the first full day after we installed the five panel very simple solar system

the green means she sent electricity back to the grid

typical energy consumption @ Mama's House Before the $250 dollar 1,375 watt grid tie (no batteries) solar system facing South was installed

Jacobsmess wrote: ↑Wed May 15, 2024 7:10 pm Did you wear your facemask to protect from cancerous wood dust?

ha ha, of course, as it may cause California in the state of Cancer !

Death of the Small Affordable Pickup

ZombieVerter VCU Prius Inverter Connection

some say this video may cure your insomnia ...





it's going to look like this for both the 3rd Gen Toyota Prius and Lexus GS450h inverters

the dumbification continues

this is all you need to connect the 3rd Gen Prius Inverter to the Zombie, just these 8 wires

Perfect.... Thanks Greg, Was able to go straight to the Feb 2023 video titled with Blue wifi Module. And Tap into Exactly what I need to help . Many Thanks for the Great Complimation of Damians contributions.. I was struggling to find the right spot..to look. :D it does feel like drinking out of a ...

and this is the state I found that pedal in at the junk yard, nothing but a small scratch on that car, I'm certain it never was raced

the Prius pedal just didn't blow my skirt up, so with more pedals at my disposal I decided to give the 2010 Honda Fit a go

this is the header they go on if you are thinking bare bones build

here is a nice close up from Delphi but they do not mount in this position, what I would call natural horizontal here in the pic, instead they flip on their side and mount vertically, a bit unusual. None of this may make any sense to you until you go to pin one on and then you will have the typical ...

this may help folks find the right pins for the EVBM ZombieVerter VCU if they decide to build their own harness or loose or ruin some in the process, or just need extras, there appear to be two different sizes, and I would recommend the smaller of the two (22-18 AWG) for the synchronous serial wires...

Thanks for helping....have the connections sorted ready for when have a Zombie board prepared. Next to assemble supplied chips, and wifi module. The Damian Maguire video I found has guidance to installing a wifi board , not the Esp one, which could be flipped over and seemingly incorrectly installe...

got her one of these 1400 grid tie inverters for a $100 bucks on eBay, no batteries required

as with any home DIY project a trip to Home Depot is inevitable

for Mother's Day decided to install a little $250 dollar system on her house

used 5 of the 275 watt solar panels I got for $20 bucks each from a friends friend, the deals are out there folks

with a wet spring in the rear view mirror, I decided to take a peak at how my $1,000 DIY solar system is performing

the green means I sold energy back to the utility company that day

I had so much fun making this...

introducing the latest line to our Wood-A-Bility series