On the politics, I couldn't agree more.... but its been made that like a whole host of "other things".
Getting rid of a panel. Good question. I have a shattered SunPower 327 E20 in my barn that still works.
I was thinking on giving to a tech school or something, as an example of how the glass breaks,
yet the panel still works to near capacity.
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Original Message:
Sent: Oct 07, 2021 09:50 AM
From: Robert Mellon
Subject: ASES Solar Tour
This was our first year having our place on the National Solar Tour. We were only open on Saturday from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM but we had a total of 6 people. One visitor mentioned that he will likely be building an off grid system due to the fact that the local utility wants over $25,000.00 To extend power onto his property.
Another visitor mentioned he and his family will likely be adding solar very soon.
Just for the record my brother and I would both probably be considered to be rather conservative in the way we live our lives however we both have solar PV systems and understand the value it offers. Solar should not be a red or blue issue.
One concern I do have is how to dispose of a faulty solar module? As it stands right now I have not been able to find any place that will take it as a recyclable item.
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Robert Mellon
nmellon@verizon.net
Original Message:
Sent: Oct 05, 2021 08:40 AM
From: william fitch
Subject: ASES Solar Tour
I was just wondering how the participants felt regarding their quantitative turnout for the solar tours? In terms of previous years, Up, Down, the same? Other observations....
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william fitch
Owner
www.WeAreSolar.com
fcfcfc@ptd.net
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