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| Putting together the racks which will hold the solar panels |
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| And here they are all finish. Each one can hold up to 4 solar panels |
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| Two trucks arrived with the solar panels and additional equipment. The one on the right went off the road where our stream had flooded during the hurricane but was towed back on. |
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| Scott with his 27 solar panels |
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| Scott and Greg Miller lifting the middle solar panel in place |
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| The last panel was very difficult. To fasten in the brackets at the top, they had to go to the very end step of the ladders. |
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| Gail Smith inspecting the backs of the solar panels. Scott is now wiring up each panel to the cable which runs underground back to our house |
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| Tyler working on the inverter which is mounted on the outside of the house |
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| Poor Oscar, our master electrician running wiring under the fuel storage area |
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| Scott screwing in the standing seam metal roofing |
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| The roofing material is slippery. Scott needed to have his sneakers on the material, not his jeans so couldn't kneel to fasten on the ridge piece. |
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| Ted and Juanita Tumelaire from Chattanoga, TN, came for a visit |
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| Ted volunteered to help and nailed in the edge of the front roofing while Scott held the ladder. The exterior of the shelter is now complete. We just have to load all this wood into the shelter for the winter. Next summer we'll build the interior bunks and finish the table. |
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Solar panels become the answer to cut your monthly electricity bill as well as practicing eco-friendly energy. It uses the photovoltaic cells to capture the sunlight and then converts it into energy. Installing solar panels for your home gives you sustainable energy supply as well as economic benefit to cut your electricity bills significantly in the future.
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