When we design off grid power systems we start with “how much energy do we need” and then work backwards from there, incorporating any inherent losses in the system, that tiny solar panel probably isn’t powerful enough, under ideal conditions it might recharge about 80Wh of onboard battery. But I love the approaches used as I also use midjourney and Vizcom, I’m cheap so I prefer Leonardo as my firefly alternative. Great video
Glad you enjoyed the video! It's always interesting to hear how others go about their process. Designing off-grid power systems starting with the energy needs and working backwards is a solid strategy. Your point about factoring in losses and considering the efficiency of solar panels resonates. Another thing that is great about AI tools is the amount of choices there are which makes it great for finding budget-friendly options.
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When we design off grid power systems we start with “how much energy do we need” and then work backwards from there, incorporating any inherent losses in the system, that tiny solar panel probably isn’t powerful enough, under ideal conditions it might recharge about 80Wh of onboard battery. But I love the approaches used as I also use midjourney and Vizcom, I’m cheap so I prefer Leonardo as my firefly alternative. Great video
Glad you enjoyed the video!
It's always interesting to hear how others go about their process. Designing off-grid power systems starting with the energy needs and working backwards is a solid strategy. Your point about factoring in losses and considering the efficiency of solar panels resonates.
Another thing that is great about AI tools is the amount of choices there are which makes it great for finding budget-friendly options.