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Finishline42

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8. What's nuke got to do with the OP's question?

Reply to NNadir (Reply #7)

Wed Feb 5, 2025, 09:57 PM

Feb 2025

What a freaking jerk. Powerwall is the standard.

Interesting how you completely ignored this >>>

but there are also some modular batteries that would allow you to start with enough to keep the essentials working but then add more as needed.

Here's an alternative

https://www.generac.com/solar-battery-storage/

So who knows what a PWRcell 2 is??? Most know what a Powerwall is...

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Books on home solar? [View all] Sanity Claws Feb 2025 OP

Home Power magazine is a good place to start RoadRunner Feb 2025 #1

Thanks! Sanity Claws Feb 2025 #2

Main thing is if you can put them on the ground IbogaProject Feb 2025 #3

There are too many shady characters selling solar and too many ways to burn your house down. hunter Feb 2025 #4

Great points Sanity Claws Feb 2025 #5

Hunter stated the first rule for a home wind/solar system Finishline42 Feb 2025 #6

Still selling Musk's Powerwalls, I see. NNadir Feb 2025 #7

What's nuke got to do with the OP's question? Finishline42 Feb 2025 #8

It has nothing to do with the question, but rather the ethics of a mentality. Here's a safety/environmental question: NNadir Feb 2025 #9

Now do flat screen TV's Finishline42 Feb 2025 #10

This Old House on Solar Install Finishline42 Feb 2025 #11