Tell me about your experience? I’ve been interested, but it’s admittedly daunting.
What do you want to know? Like my experience when shopping for panels? Or my experience having them on the house?
I have only had them for a couple of months, so I haven’t got that far yet. From some research I have done, I should hose them off once a year. The installer told me that I could probably just hose them off from the ground level, but I’ll probably hop up on the roof and hose them off. I’ll probably do it next spring for the first time.
I want to know if all your neighbors hate you for making fun of them instead of just inviting them inside.
Nah, there’s no way they saw me with how bright the sun was. Plus, the nearby neighbors know I have solar panels. They had to sign off on it for the HOA. If they knocked on my door and asked to come in, I would gladly let them in. But I’m not gonna go knocking on everyone’s door in the neighborhood and invite them in. I can’t save everyone.
Buy a spare ac and extension cord and run it in the front lawn just to mess with em!
Me living in a state that doesn’t have rolling blackouts…
The us has 3 energy grids: east coast, west coast, and texas. As long as don’t live in Texas, you shouldn’t have issues with electricity.
It’s not that simple, there are local grids that can only take so much. California had rolling blackouts as recent as 2020 https://abcn.ws/3er0Y8i
And completely unrelated, but due to the wildfires and the lawsuits against the power companies, they have also started cutting power when the lines are in areas of high wind. https://www.cpuc.ca.gov/psps/
With that kind of consistency without being consistently super hot, I’d say it’s somewhere close to the equator but high elevation.
I’d mention a couple examples I know of, but I wouldn’t want to risk semi-doxxing them by narrowing it down further 😄
I’ve tried Googling it and failed, where are you OP?
Lmao, take a guess. Where is it hot and has a constantly failing power grid? The answer is always Texas.
Well California has a lot of the same issues when it comes to heat waves. You know it’s Texas because OP mentions owning their home.
Goddamn libs with their goddamn sun power
where’s the diesel generators?? Fucking commies haven’t figured out that something has to explode first to get anywhere!!!
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