Recent content by cathunter10

Has any one been able to contact these People and find out about the panels.If you did and bought them and have more than you want I will perchase them and pay shipping. Bill

Well here it is monday and two of the panels are on my deck roof and mouted ,it took me awhile to figger out how I was going to mount them and make the ajustable but it is done the other two should be easer. Bill

Thank you Tankshill.From every thing I have found it apperse to me that I will have to build a battery rack to place the batterys on then build a incloser around them,I was hopeing to incorperate it all in one.I am still open for sugestions and Ideas But I now have a basic plan. Bill

This may have been discused be for but I could not find it in my search But this cut my electric bill $20.00 a mounth Simply put timers on your refidgeraters and deep freezers.On 12 hr and off 12 hr. Bill

Thanks Gina, for the post, & drawings. We live in New Mexico so, freezing is not a problem hence, no need for insulation. We are on a covered deck already so we would use a flattop roof. My questions is: would 2x4's be strong enough for the weight of the shelvings for the batteries...

Dacjohns Iam to far from my other buildings My deck sets right by my electrical box about three feet of line to run my panels will be mounted on the deck roof I have all ready put more reinforsment under the deck to compensate for the added waight of the batterys I want to buil my box large...

I was able to Pick up four 160 panels that had been yoused four $200.00 at a auction last week looks like I will be putting my sytem togeather 1 piece at a time. Bill

I need to build a battery box on my back deck.Have any of you got plans or Ideas for a box that will hold 14 to 16 batterys? Thank you Bill