KWagnerCPR

> @KWagnerCPR It would be great if you could test the functions and give some feedback on the default values. 😄 @AdamRJensen Yes, I'll have a few people on our...

@AdamRJensen In terms of default values, I would recommend the following: time_resolution=60, spatial_resolution=0.01, true_dynamics=False, source='SolarAnywhereLatest', missing_data='FillAverage', With SolarAnywhere Public, users get access to 1 km (0.01 x 0.01 degree) spatial...

@AdamRJensen We've tested these functions and they are working well! One thing I noticed is that when I request time series data (WeatherDataSource = SolarAnywhereLatest) without specifying a start or...

> > One thing I noticed is that when I request time series data (WeatherDataSource = SolarAnywhereLatest) without specifying a start or end time, I don't get the error message...

@AdamRJensen I've attached the full historical time series in TMY3 format for one of our Public sites here. [SolarAnywhereData_TMY3.zip](https://github.com/pvlib/pvlib-python/files/9162508/SolarAnywhereData_TMY3.zip)

@AdamRJensen I was taking a look at this section of the pvlib documentation: [https://pvlib-python.readthedocs.io/en/stable/reference/iotools.html] and I didn't see the documentation for these functions to retrieve and read SolarAnywhere data. Has...

@cwhanse I see, thank you for sharing that link! Looks like this item was slated for the 0.10.2 release on September 6, but was then deferred. Do you have an...

@kandersolar Understood. Thank you for this background info!

We greatly appreciate the work on this!