Hello Wrenches,
In the past, I have been able to buy a spiral bound NEC code book and
the handbook on CD ROM as a package from Building Tech Bookstore, at
a good price. At present they are not offering this. Does anyone
know of a good place to buy these items at a decent price?
Thanks,
Most of our central Virginia solar projects are not near saltwater, but Virginia does have a long eastern coastline on the ocean and we do get a few calls from time to time where salt corrosion is a problem. Just starting a new proposal whereocean salt corrosionis an issue andnoticed that most
Hi Drake,
2011 NEC is available now in Looseleaf (3-Ring binder, $95), Softbound
($85), and PDF($85).
http://www.nfpa.org/catalog/product.asp?pid=7011SBorder_src=A291 Don't see
the spiral-bound offered.
2011 NEC Handbook will not be available until at least November 19, 2010. It
will be
How is the CD version for 2008? Is it easier to look stuff up (ie indexed
better)?
I've never tried anything but the hard copies.
R. Walters
r...@solarray.com
Solar Engineer
On Oct 25, 2010, at 12:06 PM, Matt Lafferty wrote:
Hi Drake,
2011 NEC is available now in Looseleaf (3-Ring
Hi Wrenches,
My prospect has an existing problem with birds (black birds, pigeons,
and sparrows) nesting on their roof in every available nook and
cranny. They are concerned about the birds soiling the modules. I
have suggested putting a wire mesh around the array so that the birds
can't get
During a recent service, I had to remove a few young pigeons by hand, which
lived in a nest under the array. We installed chicken wire around the
perimeter
of the array, but I don't expect they would make a nest above the array,
because
that would be too exposed to predators and heat.
I
Ray:
I really like the CD version. It is searchable, you can book mark and cut
and paste into documents.
William Miller
At 01:28 PM 10/25/2010, you wrote:
How is the CD version for 2008? Is it easier to look stuff up (ie indexed
better)?
I've never tried anything but the hard copies.
R.
LOEWs had bird spikes in the insect and rodent poison area.
Thanks, Dana Orzel
Great Solar Works, Inc
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I've worked on a couple of commercial projects where birds were trouble. On
one, we would clean the array, and in less than a week, it would have crap all
over it. Definitely dropped output.
An owl decoy seemed to not have much effect.
On another project, they had installed the high frequency
Gents,
The CD version beats the heck out of hardcopy for research, design guide,
and code-related correspondence. Searches are tricky and take patience. I
very rarely use the search function. The single MOST important feature is
bookmarks. Bookmark everything you might possibly need in the
Jeff,
Just saw an ad in my new Photon magazine for Centrosolar America Inc.
C-Series modules, that is already in use in Europe, which is now available
in the U.S. It claims resistance to extensive salt-spray testing, with no
apparent corrosion after a 60 day saline atmosphere test, even on
Lee
I haven't tried rubber snakes but most living creatures are afraid of them.
You might give it a try.
Jim Duncan
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Hi Wrenches,
My prospect has an existing problem with birds (black birds, pigeons,
and sparrows) nesting on their roof in every available nook and
cranny. They are
Lee,
We have had to run a wire mesh perimeter guard around our arrays at some
sites. Squirrels can be quite a problem as well - they chew the wires!
Conrad
Cotuit Solar
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Lee,
I don't get many complaints from customers about birds. However, I
have personally had to do something about one of my arrays and have found the
owl, with the rotating head, to be very effective in keeping them from landing
along the top of the array.
This particular
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