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July 12, 2016 at 10:32 am
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pbecchi
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Thanks again for the speedy answer:
You can use a small solar panel with a good specification and decay rate for watts/meter over time. Then infer solar radiation using charge rate.
That exactely the way I want to do it:
I have an Arduino connected to Solar Panels that measure the KWHour produced: it is enough to use in ET0 formulas the ratio between max daily power to the actual one.
I will also try the PAN EVAPORATION method applied to Swimming Pool!
I will tell you the results!
Paolo