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IbogaProject

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3. Main thing is if you can put them on the ground

Reply to Sanity Claws (Original post)

Wed Feb 5, 2025, 12:10 PM

Feb 5

Main thing you will need pros for is the interconnection with your electric if you're not going utility free. Used pannels will save you money if you don't need to squeeze them on a roof.

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Books on home solar? [View all] Sanity Claws Feb 5 OP

Home Power magazine is a good place to start RoadRunner Feb 5 #1

Thanks! Sanity Claws Feb 5 #2

Main thing is if you can put them on the ground IbogaProject Feb 5 #3

There are too many shady characters selling solar and too many ways to burn your house down. hunter Feb 5 #4

Great points Sanity Claws Feb 5 #5

Hunter stated the first rule for a home wind/solar system Finishline42 Feb 5 #6

Still selling Musk's Powerwalls, I see. NNadir Feb 5 #7

What's nuke got to do with the OP's question? Finishline42 Feb 5 #8

It has nothing to do with the question, but rather the ethics of a mentality. Here's a safety/environmental question: NNadir Feb 6 #9

Now do flat screen TV's Finishline42 Feb 6 #10

This Old House on Solar Install Finishline42 Feb 7 #11