Cruiser Jimmy
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Ali, that is awesome! And hear I thought I was the man by remodeling my bathroom and kitchen myself.
Great job!!
Great job!!
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Great job for a novice..quite an undertaking!
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He's not a novice.
He is an EE by training.
And he wired up a huge sheetrock plant--I've seen him do it!
Nice job Ali.
Thank you my brothaI wish you could've seen this in person before moving out of the state.
*** UPDATE ***
Looks like a good solar day is producing approx 22kwh and that's the highest I've seen thus far. Stoked!!!
The North string has too much shading to be useful during the summer so I have it disconnected. I took three of the angular panels that were in the North string and moved them to the South string. So, the South string now has 17 panels and consistently produce a decent amount of KWH.
22kwh![]()
Are all the sides of the array up and running now?
very very impressive .. how much you thing was your total investment to get those 22kwh ( best so far .? )
See above.
I got these used so my pricing does not reflect reality! Some were bought from Ebay and some bought locally.
Mondo cool!! Are you able to pull an hourly graph?
I'm a charter member of the Pocket Protector Brigade.Now THAT'S a geekery of a different color.........
I am in the commercial/industrial distributed generation business, but I know scary little about the residential part of the business. Enjoyed your write up, hope your system provides years of trouble-free service!
In some ways, I think the residential aspect has more rules/regs than perhaps the commercial/industrial world! Given that there are lots of DIY'ers out there, we need to be protected from ourselves!!