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if this thread bores or frustrates anyone i appologies and ask please do not read it further to save your stressing out, meanwhile many as uniformed and ignorant as me will be a i hope more enlightenned and so better guided by the info other members have kindly given, even allowing us to catch up - perhaps  .
While it might be patently simple to those who have prior extensuve knowledg, those that have no idea or prior interest like me flounder. In my own trade i coukd rip anyone a new rear entrance, that don't make me a genious or superior to people outside my trades, only a mere expert.
many post's have done a lot to enlighten me and others, i thank all those who have helped, outside of hobbyists i really doubt most yet to take the plung will self instal, just because they cannot connect to the grid and get FIT benefits, lack tools or mmanual skills.
Mentioning i've been getting quotes shows i won't be installing, even though i have the skills and tools to do sio, so what was the point of listing his favoured kit like some demigid in a thread, from the outset i openly state i'm a complete novice and trying to make sense of the vast ammount of information available?
Solar panels now come in four constructions, thin film that can be flexible, and si on.i never knew that before and the mind meld was an obvious wast of time, is it not natural to seek information, and after doing so for the guidance of other like minded useless lost souls to make a thread where the title attracts them?
In that post a single inverter is advocated, great so now having biasted please exsplain in irrivocable terms why that is, agains micro-inverters to make that single decission as simple as suggested.
look elsewhere as said earlier there is strong opinions for and against, saying it is simple is simply not to a novices, and tbh a tad rude to berate us.
I install and design all types security kit, if you ask for advice or help in that field, i can offer 47 years experience, and i will give my reasons fir sekection hiw ever obvious. I'm not totally devoid of technical skills, neither do i take risks on relatively expensive equipment without researching very carefully in cases i am not sure of. as in how many hours and hiw mucch panels will generate for per day, effects of snow, ice, rain should i go on or simply just blunder forward?
This time last week i thought it was not even viable to have solar kit due to the orientation of my roof, apex is about 4 degrees od magnetic north east, to the point i was wary of being sold something that would be a near total failure = so, i'm ignorant of modern solar equipment capabilities and very cautious, is that a sin? i see it as common sense, there is nothing simpler than that in my mind.
Alan
energyinformative.com is worth a look at, no need to register and give fairly clear explanations of the components, fors and against competing technologies.
Alan
if you did loads of research as i am doing just like you, then surely it was not as simple as you claim in this post, so why your comment when i'm doing exactely as you have befire me?? ? |
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26-11-2019 04:00:46