I understand that people like you would gloss over a post and then question the content even if you didn't read the entire post. There was also a post by the guy from California that moved to Idaho about his solar running his entire machine shop and his home. But you probably glossed over that one too.
No need to get them until I'm ready to use them and I won't be going to Arizona for a few months yet but I will have them before I leave.
Again....It was a long post and dealt with solar power in a residential application. It also is in a country that has a very different economic and political goals.
Solar power? Was there any mention of power blackouts? Probably not.
Please expound on this. I was always under the impression that power companies buy right of way access and once they pay for it they are done paying for it. Where are the costs of the right of way if the power company already owns the right of way.
Flippant: The state of being as a tall metal part is inadequately supported and secured on a surface grinder's magnetic chuck.
I almost laughed when I saw an argument from him that the AVERAGE consumption of a house is enough 1.5 kilowatts. who was talking about lies, big lies and statistics?)))
"A ranch"....Off topic but no matter how many acres you own in some areas of the Western United States it's what is under the surface that complicates things....
Our ranch is owned by many people and we own a slice of it. I've never said that we own the entire ranch. You must have a very short memory as we've been over this same topic several times in other threads.
I smell communism, comrade
I could care less what the television told you. There is a reason I do not consume that garbage.
all over my thread? Maybe start another one or pick one of the old ones at random? I would really appreciate it.
Your reading comprehension is also severely lacking. I posted that there was a tiny house on over 100 acres for sale, not that our property was over 100 acres. How many hundreds of acres do you personally own?
Good thing you stopped reading Hanermo's post or you may have learned something. I don't recall exact details but if he has 10K watts of solar panels they can be expected to generate around 10K watts of power per hour. But good old citizenf16 never was big on details or facts.
Mr. Hanermo did speak for himself and you implied that he was lying when you asked me if I had personally checked to see if it was all true, schematics and all. Do you even know what a schematic is or are you just trying to impress us with a big word?
I clearly quoted the post with my response. If you can't figure it out that's your problem, not mine.
I probably shouldn't bother you with knowledge about mini split heat pumps but here goes anyway. Maybe someone else will learn something by reading it so start screaming or stop reading.
If you mean power blackouts in the news story about he right wing extremists that conspired to kidnap our governor, there was no mention of blackouts and why would there be.
If a house uses 1.5 Kw average throughout the month it would be almost 1000 Kwh per month and that is about double of what our house uses.
What did I miss? I love your condescension that has no basis, but the powers at be seem to be letting you run wild again. I said 10,000 watts of power is nothing once all electric goes in force. He used math claiming 10,000 watts 24 hours a day, which isn't happening so that is where I stopped reading, there is nothing to learn from pie in the sky projections, that is what he was posting. How many hours a day does solar produce energy, and at what efficiency rating, at the average location? How many square feet of panels are needed for a 10,000 watt peak system? Kustomizer's posts about solar are believable, your small scale experiments do not apply as you don't think outside of your own small world.
No communism there. It's kind of like saying that we own land in Michigan or in the USA.
