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Come with me and learn a little about installing your first free standing off grid solar system.
One month ago I knew nothing about solar system and now I know what I have read but I still know
nothing about actually doing it. Within two weeks I hope to have my system up and running. I will be
posting pictures and explaining what parts are called and what they do in a easy to understand hillbilly language.
In another post I referred to an inverter as a converter. I was quickly corrected by a forum member.
And he went on to explain what each of them did in a plane and simple manner.
That's productive criticism and it is priceless and appreciated that's how we learn.
I will show every part used and tell what it does and what it is called.
this will be a somewhat smaller set up mostly for basic needs Lights and water. --maybe a radio,
tv or computer. for news (shortwave radio?)
I'm hoping that there are a few experts in here that can chime in and point out mistakes
and help all of us learn with helpful suggestions.
Don't hesitate to ask questions. Your survival may depend on what you learn here.
I will start posting here on Monday and continuing to post until it's working.
Please keep in mind when you make suggestion keep the language and explanations simple
This is first grade for me -- Not my fourth year at Yale
I hope you guys like this idea [/I]
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Come with me and learn a little about installing your first free standing off grid solar system.
One month ago I knew nothing about solar system and now I know what I have read but I still know
nothing about actually doing it. Within two weeks I hope to have my system up and running. I will be
posting pictures and explaining what parts are called and what they do in a easy to understand hillbilly language.
In another post I referred to an inverter as a converter. I was quickly corrected by a forum member.
And he went on to explain what each of them did in a plane and simple manner.
That's productive criticism and it is priceless and appreciated that's how we learn.
I will show every part used and tell what it does and what it is called.
this will be a somewhat smaller set up mostly for basic needs Lights and water. --maybe a radio,
tv or computer. for news (shortwave radio?)
I'm hoping that there are a few experts in here that can chime in and point out mistakes
and help all of us learn with helpful suggestions.
Don't hesitate to ask questions. Your survival may depend on what you learn here.
I will start posting here on Monday and continuing to post until it's working.
Please keep in mind when you make suggestion keep the language and explanations simple
This is first grade for me -- Not my fourth year at Yale
I hope you guys like this idea [/I]
SCROLL DOWN AND CHECK PAGE TWO FOR UPDATES