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Covering the panels for prteoction of storms will much depend on how you mounted them in the first place.If the panels are mounted fixed , it would need a shutter system (more weight) to cover them and or possibly obstruct the sun .Now if the shutters had mirrors on the backside they could also be used for focusing sun.If the panel assembly is pole mounted and has 2 axis articulated movement then turn panels vertical and away from the storm .Any hailstones would hit the backside surface.

Your charge coertollnr will take care of how much juice to throw at your bank. Think of electricty like water pressure. The deader your batteries are, the more electricity will FLOW into them. as the pressure builds in your battery, the flow decreases untill no more electricity will fit. Stick with the 6v golf cart batts wired in pairs. They hold the most amps hrs, and are the best bang for your buck. Stay with high quality solar components. Buying them ••••• but you won't regret it

Your charge colrlotner will take care of how much juice to throw at your bank. Think of electricty like water pressure. The deader your batteries are, the more electricity will FLOW into them. as the pressure builds in your battery, the flow decreases untill no more electricity will fit. Stick with the 6v golf cart batts wired in pairs. They hold the most amps hrs, and are the best bang for your buck. Stay with high quality solar components. Buying them ••••• but you won't regret it

SWEEEEET! You can add as many panels as your chgare controller can handle, as long as they are the same voltage. My controller can handle up to 20 amps, which would mean I could safely add one more 80 watt panel to my system comfortably, 2 more would be pushing it cuz the two I have now will push 10 amps on a clear day. When I have four or more panels, I will upgrade to a beefer controller that can handle more juice. Add a pair of batteries with each 80watt panel installed. Good luck

take those panels and put them in the banemest.first you take a parabolic solar concentrator and put an robotic arm on it to follow the suns path.then make the focal point a mirrored shape cone that will send the light down through mirrored glass tubing straight into a mirrored shape glass box inside the mirrored shape box will be several solar panels that spin to keep them cool the mirrored box must have the mirrors inward to reflect the light sending from the parabolic focal point.ken van horn

Hi Pushpa, It sounds like you're in a tough siitauton but you're doing the best you can. You're headed for counselling and I think that is the most important thing. Both you and your husband need a place where you can safely work out your feelings around the illness and treatment and counselling can help you do that.While that is happening, you will have to be patient. Nothing happens overnight and counselling takes time to take effect. Try to be patient with your husband and understand that you

Hi Natasha,I am suffering from biopalr diorder-1 since November,2009.I got diagonised and am on medicines since July 2011.Now my husband has left me and is staying separate.He is suffering from headache which has become chronic since 5 months.He tells me that he wants to stay alone and might not come back.I feel very bad that my anger outbursts in maniac phase have devastated everything.I feel very alone and cry daily in evening and morning.I don't know what will happen.I never did this knowingl

It\'s fun to play with colors isn\'t it? Pretty!! I do hope you find the right coniambtion of meds, Ana, that maybe there is something new to give you the balance you need. Your profile picture is beautiful and mature and serene.

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