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On a very positive note (Original Post) TNNurse Oct 2016 OP
Good for you! How many kw is your system going to be? tonyt53 Oct 2016 #1
I hope this is the right info TNNurse Oct 2016 #2
More *power* to you pinboy3niner Oct 2016 #3
Ha, good one! Dark n Stormy Knight Oct 2016 #9
Aren't you worried about the possibility of a toxic spill of sunshine? Orrex Oct 2016 #4
We have been hot and very dry all summer, I think TNNurse Oct 2016 #5
It is a positive note indeed. And negative. JustABozoOnThisBus Oct 2016 #6
clever TNNurse Oct 2016 #7
Solar Power is DC cojoel Oct 2016 #8

Orrex

(63,212 posts)
4. Aren't you worried about the possibility of a toxic spill of sunshine?
Mon Oct 10, 2016, 09:38 AM
Oct 2016

A few days ago I was pleasantly surprised to see a bank of solar panels atop a nearby house in my community, a place not generally known for its environmental consciousness.

Congratulations on your sunny new setup!

TNNurse

(6,926 posts)
5. We have been hot and very dry all summer, I think
Mon Oct 10, 2016, 09:42 AM
Oct 2016

the toxic spill has happened. I really thought we might get rain today and make them unable to work, but there is not a cloud in the sky.

JustABozoOnThisBus

(23,340 posts)
6. It is a positive note indeed. And negative.
Mon Oct 10, 2016, 09:57 AM
Oct 2016

Probably waffling from one to the other sixty times a second.

It sounds great!

cojoel

(957 posts)
8. Solar Power is DC
Mon Oct 10, 2016, 10:29 AM
Oct 2016

At least when it comes off the array. There is a unit called the "Inverter" that converts the DC to AC and synchronizes the phase, both needed to tie it into the home's power and the grid.

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