Topic: [ANN][SLR] SolarCoin | PoW to PoS v. 2.0 | Solar Proof of Generation (§1 = 1MWh) - page 290. (Read 466822 times)
September 30, 2014, 06:57:52 AM
I love checking every day and seeing 3 less coins a day update.
September 30, 2014, 04:06:56 AM
A few things I want to discuss with the community and get advice on.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
lfloorwalker, I want to encourage you to move forward with this and devote resources to it, because I think it's an awesome idea and could be one of the pivotal developments in SolarCoin as we move towards our goal of full automation of the granting process.
You know it occurs to me, you mentioned mining from the sun which is accurate. Do you think it would be possible to assign a unique hash, like generate a unique hash, maybe sign the output figure with the wallet signature feature so you know at all times these watts are being produced only from this wallet for example. Maybe this can be introduced into the smart contracts?
Imagine the value of the SolarCoin blockchain with a system like that, just in terms of its data content about global energy production!
Yes.
Thanks Corather. It will be great to discuss with you once the system is nearing completion, currently scheduled to turn on in October 29th. I want to discuss your ideas about "unique wallet signatures etc..."
-lfloorwalker
"With a deadend heart I set off on a long journey,
Hustling in the rain,
I barely make out my way in the mist,
Will we ever change under a vast sky,
All these years confronted by jeers and mockeries,
Never have I abandoned the dream in my heart."
I look forward. I'm not a software engineer, but there must be some way to automate a wallet signature so to track each claim by a unique wallet ID, as proof of wallet ownership.
September 30, 2014, 02:21:21 AM
A few things I want to discuss with the community and get advice on.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
lfloorwalker, I want to encourage you to move forward with this and devote resources to it, because I think it's an awesome idea and could be one of the pivotal developments in SolarCoin as we move towards our goal of full automation of the granting process.
You know it occurs to me, you mentioned mining from the sun which is accurate. Do you think it would be possible to assign a unique hash, like generate a unique hash, maybe sign the output figure with the wallet signature feature so you know at all times these watts are being produced only from this wallet for example. Maybe this can be introduced into the smart contracts?
Imagine the value of the SolarCoin blockchain with a system like that, just in terms of its data content about global energy production!
Yes.
Thanks Corather. It will be great to discuss with you once the system is nearing completion, currently scheduled to turn on in October 29th. I want to discuss your ideas about "unique wallet signatures etc..."
-lfloorwalker
"With a deadend heart I set off on a long journey,
Hustling in the rain,
I barely make out my way in the mist,
Will we ever change under a vast sky,
All these years confronted by jeers and mockeries,
Never have I abandoned the dream in my heart."
September 30, 2014, 02:10:18 AM
A few things I want to discuss with the community and get advice on.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
lfloorwalker, I want to encourage you to move forward with this and devote resources to it, because I think it's an awesome idea and could be one of the pivotal developments in SolarCoin as we move towards our goal of full automation of the granting process.
Thanks Freebird. If you go here to this link https://twitter.com/solcrypto/status/516748819623464960/photo/1, you can see that we have already finished ordering all components and there is an engineer putting it together now. It should be up and running by the end of October.
After release and a bit of testing I will write a "Proof of concept" paper that I will publish online. I then want to get as much feedback as possible about some of corather's great comments regarding assigning "a unique hash" or "signing the output feature with a wallet signature" as these things would need to be discussed anyway.
As it is a stand-alone PV system, securing the battery (it is 30kg, 100Ah battery) and constantly proving that it is not being charged by any other means other than PV is a security issue to the SolarCoin blockchain. The system has a pyranometer (which measures input solar irradiance) and these precise measurement instruments are not cheap. That can be used to cross-reference the performance ratio of how many kWh is actually being generated by the system.
I currently estimate the system will be producing about 239.3 kWh per year (0.2393§/year). Possibly more but we have some large buildings blocking out medium horizon solar access. I am still completing our PVSYST models and adjusting loss co-efficients for those shading issues.
Thanks,
lfloorwalker
September 29, 2014, 08:57:21 PM
Love the podcast. Gets good at 18 minutes in $
September 29, 2014, 06:00:39 PM
Excellent interview; Nick speaks very well. Now we need that essence as a youtube visual.
There's a SolarCoin community member who does professional-quality promotional videos and has offered to help us. I'm working on refining a script I wrote a couple months ago which he and his team will turn into a video.
September 29, 2014, 05:45:34 PM
Excellent interview; Nick speaks very well. Now we need that essence as a youtube visual.
September 29, 2014, 05:03:00 PM
OMG, I just finished listening. It was really, really good.
I wish I could make the whole world listen to it... 
I get this feeling Solarcoin just moved from the "Solarcoin?" to "Solarcoin, ooh what's that?"
September 29, 2014, 04:55:04 PM
OMG, I just finished listening. It was really, really good.
I wish I could make the whole world listen to it... September 29, 2014, 03:28:37 PM
A few things I want to discuss with the community and get advice on.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
lfloorwalker, I want to encourage you to move forward with this and devote resources to it, because I think it's an awesome idea and could be one of the pivotal developments in SolarCoin as we move towards our goal of full automation of the granting process.
You know it occurs to me, you mentioned mining from the sun which is accurate. Do you think it would be possible to assign a unique hash, like generate a unique hash, maybe sign the output figure with the wallet signature feature so you know at all times these watts are being produced only from this wallet for example. Maybe this can be introduced into the smart contracts?
Imagine the value of the SolarCoin blockchain with a system like that, just in terms of its data content about global energy production!
Yes.
September 29, 2014, 02:37:43 PM
A few things I want to discuss with the community and get advice on.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
lfloorwalker, I want to encourage you to move forward with this and devote resources to it, because I think it's an awesome idea and could be one of the pivotal developments in SolarCoin as we move towards our goal of full automation of the granting process.
You know it occurs to me, you mentioned mining from the sun which is accurate. Do you think it would be possible to assign a unique hash, like generate a unique hash, maybe sign the output figure with the wallet signature feature so you know at all times these watts are being produced only from this wallet for example. Maybe this can be introduced into the smart contracts?
Imagine the value of the SolarCoin blockchain with a system like that, just in terms of its data content about global energy production!
September 29, 2014, 02:35:48 PM
This is the first time, I see this coin and I find it very interesting.
One of very few not created to P&D.
Congratulations! I will follow you
One of very few not created to P&D.
Congratulations! I will follow you
Welcome to the SolarCoin community! Yes, definitely this coin is meant for a long-term real-world purpose, not pump and dump. One of only a handful that fit that description.
September 29, 2014, 02:34:07 PM
A few things I want to discuss with the community and get advice on.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
lfloorwalker, I want to encourage you to move forward with this and devote resources to it, because I think it's an awesome idea and could be one of the pivotal developments in SolarCoin as we move towards our goal of full automation of the granting process.
You know it occurs to me, you mentioned mining from the sun which is accurate. Do you think it would be possible to assign a unique hash, like generate a unique hash, maybe sign the output figure with the wallet signature feature so you know at all times these watts are being produced only from this wallet for example. Maybe this can be introduced into the smart contracts?
September 29, 2014, 02:24:34 PM
A few things I want to discuss with the community and get advice on.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
No .1: I've decided to make a test system here at our location that is a stand-alone solar PV system connected to a router. The router is VPN enabled and also has cyber security using WEB SSL support, Firewall, DoS, spoofing prevention, User roles, Password management ICMP, Multicast and VPN filtering.
Basically the solar system will power itself from a battery bank and charge itself from PV panels. I have designed it in a way using worst-case scenarios for its location to have 99.8% uptime because of the battery backup. It will have a HTML5 login to its kWh production, (theoretical) solarcoin generation number since its birth and many other features.
I also think that if you can cost down these systems that are "mining" solarcoin's from the sun and sending information to the solarcoin foundation automatically for granting you are giving more economic utility and access to people anywhere on the planet that have access to the sun. That can't be a bad thing.
lfloorwalker, I want to encourage you to move forward with this and devote resources to it, because I think it's an awesome idea and could be one of the pivotal developments in SolarCoin as we move towards our goal of full automation of the granting process.
September 29, 2014, 12:43:05 PM
Yup, we're working on integrating SLR... coming VERY soon.
I want to thank you for working so hard on this. You're helping Solarcoin become a real brand, and making a huge name for yourselves as well at Cannacoin. I sent a small token tip earlier, trust me, there's more coming.
Status: 4666 confirmations
Date: 9/24/2014 22:54
To: CannaCoin Dev 8Q55kAuXekdrXH7BZbMKiVCuwksosiLxpD
Debit: -11.58160524 SLR
Transaction fee: -0.02 SLR
Net amount: -11.60160524 SLR
Transaction comment:
text:Tip from Corather. Awesome job on the wallet!
Transaction ID: b0d964e388217bc07721590cdc77df3630e3fcab3fa6b72a281338ad9637ea98
Did I send that to the right address?
Thanks for your support and kind words, and yes I did get your tip :-D
September 29, 2014, 07:29:25 AM
This is the first time, I see this coin and I find it very interesting.
One of very few not created to P&D.
Congratulations! I will follow you
One of very few not created to P&D.
Congratulations! I will follow you
September 29, 2014, 01:30:42 AM
Yup, we're working on integrating SLR... coming VERY soon.
I want to thank you for working so hard on this. You're helping Solarcoin become a real brand, and making a huge name for yourselves as well at Cannacoin. I sent a small token tip earlier, trust me, there's more coming.
Status: 4666 confirmations
Date: 9/24/2014 22:54
To: CannaCoin Dev 8Q55kAuXekdrXH7BZbMKiVCuwksosiLxpD
Debit: -11.58160524 SLR
Transaction fee: -0.02 SLR
Net amount: -11.60160524 SLR
Transaction comment:
text:Tip from Corather. Awesome job on the wallet!
Transaction ID: b0d964e388217bc07721590cdc77df3630e3fcab3fa6b72a281338ad9637ea98
Did I send that to the right address?
September 28, 2014, 07:59:24 PM
Yup, we're working on integrating SLR... coming VERY soon.
September 28, 2014, 04:16:19 PM
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