Using typical forecaster

[purcell-lab]

I have been playing around with setting up the typical forecaster, to see how this could be used for initial setups.

I'm currently seeing two potential issues, the forecast seems to be offset in time (by TZ?) So I'm seeing the mini peak (which typically should be at sunrise) appears at 16:00 and the main peak (which typically should be around sunset) at 01:00. I'm currently TZ +1000. So if I time shift these left by +1000 the the mini peak would be showing at 06:00 and the main peak would show at 3pm.

The other potential issue is scaling by grid_import_max (which in my case is 50 kW), which produces huge load profiles. Maybe there is no need to scale at grid_import_max and just run with a typical household profile ~9 kW and then if users wanted to have their own data that could run this history scraper or mkforecaster.

[davidusb-geek]

Ok I will look into that TZ shift issue.
For the second issue is bit tricky. What is a typical household profile depends and greatly differs on when you live.
So I thought that scaling by the entered max power from the grid was nice.
Thanks for testing and reporting these issues.

[davidusb-geek]

The TZ problem is fixed in #469