They use imported cells and laminate and assmble in Canada.
Ezra Auerbach
On 2009-10-28, at 9:52 PM, Nick Vida nickv...@ymail.com wrote:
they are here at solar power.
its cool technology, they have a mesh on the top of the panels
instead of traditional solder lines. This reduces resistance
is rack mount design. The biggest drawback is they
don't equalize batteries much in Telecom and in our application we
do, but in combination with renewables this can be overcome.
Best regards,
Ezra Auerbach
DragonSun Consulting
On 28-Sep-09, at 11:57 AM, Mark Dickson wrote:
Hey there Orion
I so totally agree - during the winter there's not enough sun to make
a difference where we tilt the modules, and in the summer we dump
power anyway so we've set them for a nice spring/fall angle and
forgot about them for the last decade of so. The funny part is I
spent all kinds of extra
of the cycle as by then
my gennie is idling.
And it's always easy to get a jug of gas, even when the propane barge
is broken down (see Murphy's Law for why this only happens when I need
propane).
Best regards
Ezra Auerbach
p.s. Thanks to everyone for the kind words and good wishes on my new
I use an off the shelf Linksys router with total success. It's power
draw is pretty low.
For distance-up to ten miles-I would suggest Waveteq-their radios draw
about 6 watts.
Ezra Auerbach
On 12-Apr-09, at 3:18 PM, jay peltz j...@asis.com wrote:
Hi All,
Im wondering if there are any
,
Ezra Auerbach
On 9-Feb-09, at 4:18 PM, robert ellison reelli...@gmail.com wrote:
I wonder if a work around might be to run the igniter off a relay
activated by the original board and fed by the inverter direct?
I have seen things not start when the charger was drawing off the
generator
Don't forget to tell people to let their rural vfd know where their
inverter disconnects are.
REgards,
Ezra Auerbach
(off grid ex volunteer firefighter.
On 8-Jan-09, at 4:18 PM, Dan Fink dan...@hughes.net wrote:
Hi Jay --
What we do for nasty slopes and bad weather is use roof ladders
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