Hello everyone
Does anyone here use TINYCAD?
Is there a library for renewables available anywhere - I have searched but to no avail

 

Have you looked at (free) Kicad?
Max.

 

Hello,

As @MaxHeadRoom said, have a look at kicad:
https://www.kicad.org/
He also collected also tutorials:
Useful Links for learning KiCad

Bertus

 

Yes, I use it.
It works well, I just use it to draw circuits/schematics..
Not used the library's So not a lot of help.
Good luck..

 

Thankyou, Ive used it a bit last year. Very basic but serves the purpose
Was hoping to find a library for renewables

 

Have you looked at (free) Kicad?
Max.

I did a while back. Cannot recall why I did not used it but will certainly look at it again - Thankyou

 

Latest revision of KiCAD is 5.1.9 and they are currently in the runup towards release of 6.0.

 

My main work machine is an old XP Professional so I am commited to using Kicad ver 4, even this does all I need !
I have 5 on my Win10 M/C, but I have an aversion to win10.
Max.

 

I used TinyCAD about 15 years ago for some AVR work, but not since then. I did fire it up today and it still works. I have version 2.60.01 which I imagine is very out dated.

Curious, what is meant by "renewables"?

 

I used TinyCAD about 15 years ago for some AVR work, but not since then. I did fire it up today and it still works. I have version 2.60.01 which I imagine is very out dated.

Curious, what is meant by "renewables"?

Solar installations, Panels, Combiners boxes, inverters

 

Hello everyone
Does anyone here use TINYCAD?
Is there a library for renewables available anywhere - I have searched but to no avail

I use it. Love it. Have latest 3.X version.

I not only ran it on Windows but it runs like a dream using PlayOnLinux on Linux systems which is where I use it now. Until I installed it on Linux, I used it on Win 7 then Win 10 which I run using VirtualBox on my Linux systems. Now I just run it directly with PlayOnLinux. Much simpler than having to boot up Windoze.