Hey Jennifer . . tell us about your success after you've actually done it for a few years (or more). Easy to make big claims on a new system you have little experience with. There are many people around with years of experience with this stuff. You have nothing at present but estimated projections into the future.
I give anyone credit for trying. There is much more hype and BS out there when it comes to alternative energy. That makes it difficult for someone looking into it - to estimate what good it might do for them in their own real world. Your display of arrogance and "guessing" helps no one (in my opinion). But yes - you never claimed to be on this forum to help. Maybe just brag about something that has not happened yet?
I met and spoke with many solar users in my area before getting involved. Some have been using solar for 30 years in dark areas of NY. What they told me was very different from what I was told by certified NYS solar installers. Guess who's information was more accurate? Hint. Not from the certified baboons who could hardly diagnose a non- working flashlight.
That being said - I am in a poor sun area and understand the concept of more sun equals more production from less panels. Many of the projected long-term costs remain the same though.
Your style sounds similar to what I hear from Darryl Hannah. The once popular actress (Splash, Blade Runner) that now spends her time bragging about her solar-electric and her car that runs on home-grown fuel. Too bad. I am always interested in people's solar systems and how they work out. Not so much in BS and hopeful claims though. How are your 220 volt light bulbs working out?
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