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Started by Benjamin Flogged Daley
Mon, 30 Aug 2004 02:22
Recommendations on book about Solar Power and Home use?
Author: Benjamin Flogged Daley
Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 02:22
Date: Mon, 30 Aug 2004 02:22
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Hi: I have plans to move out of southern california to either southern utah or northern california. I'd like to try to get the house in the new area, as much off the grid as possible. Can anyone recommend some books on this subject so I can be more enlighten on the subject when the time comes to hire a solar contractor (I'd like to have an intelligent conversation with the contractor so I will know I'm not getting ripped off)? Thanks Ben Flogged Daley ben_flogged_daley@hotmail.com
Re: Recommendations on book about Solar Power and Home use?
Author: Guy Smiley
Date: Thu, 02 Sep 2004 19:50
Date: Thu, 02 Sep 2004 19:50
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Good luck getting any answers here. This group mostly seems to be for people who hate mountain bikers. I think it is the people who moved to california drive there SUV to a park and then complain because people are ruining it with their mountain bike. On the topic of solar, I seem to remember there being a solar news group but I can't remember the name. I used to read it fairly often and there was a lot of people who knew alot about solar. Photovoltaic and passive. There is also wind power. I have a magazine called wind power swomething if I come across my copy I will give you the info. That had a lot of "natural resource" things for energy in the back, including a fair amount of solar. I've known a few people who have had solar arrays. If I owned my own home that's the way I would go. Witha wind generator too. Good luck On Sun, 29 Aug 2004 19:22:57 -0700, Benjamin Flogged Daley <ben_flogged_daley@hotmail.com> wrote: >Hi: > >I have plans to move out of southern california to either southern >utah or northern california. > >I'd like to try to get the house in the new area, as much off the grid >as possible. Can anyone recommend some books on this subject so I can >be more enlighten on the subject when the time comes to hire a solar >contractor (I'd like to have an intelligent conversation with the >contractor so I will know I'm not getting ripped off)? > >Thanks > >Ben Flogged Daley > >ben_flogged_daley@hotmail.com
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