I've written a small go service that exposes the EPEVER Tracer as an MQTT service. Goal was to enable historic logging of power generation and use minimal hardware to replace the MT50. Working well, see Grafana dashboard and instuctions in the repo.

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    Tracer is a small service written in Go that enables MQTT for the EPEVER Tracer MPPT Solar Charge Controller. (by alxyng)

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