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Forum: Electrical | Charging, Systems, Solar and Generators

12-07-2019, 02:14 AM

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Sliding Solar Panel Rack Systems

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Posted By J.Hewitt

I get it.... ...being/practicing green...

I get it....

...being/practicing green and off-grid living isn't for everyone. :flowers:

Forum: Electrical | Charging, Systems, Solar and Generators

12-06-2019, 08:24 PM

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Sliding Solar Panel Rack Systems

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Posted By J.Hewitt

I'd just use and adapt a set of RV levelers......

I'd just use and adapt a set of RV levelers... :whistling:

Remember folks.... you heard it here first! :dance:

Forum: Electrical | Charging, Systems, Solar and Generators

12-06-2019, 08:04 PM

Replies: 18

Sliding Solar Panel Rack Systems

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Posted By J.Hewitt

Array/Panel tilting has its benefits. But, it is...

Array/Panel tilting has its benefits. But, it is not a solution to what most Class B's need to resolve.

Tilting will never yield as much aH's as doubling your PV footprint, except between Nov 15th...

Forum: Electrical | Charging, Systems, Solar and Generators

12-06-2019, 05:00 PM

Replies: 18

Sliding Solar Panel Rack Systems

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Posted By J.Hewitt

If one is intending to use as a rain awning, to...

If one is intending to use as a rain awning, to mitigate water leakage I'd put silicone between the panels and between the panels and the support rails where to nominal gap is ~3mm. :dance:

Forum: Electrical | Charging, Systems, Solar and Generators

12-06-2019, 04:57 PM

Replies: 18

Sliding Solar Panel Rack Systems

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Posted By J.Hewitt

These can be an effective rain awning. Just...

These can be an effective rain awning. Just extend or retract as needed so that the inner edge of your PV is not extended past the vehicle rain gutters or openings. At this point, one isn't worried...

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