Mini Solar Oven Egg Test
Here’s a fun little project for the kids to do during their summer break-cook an egg in a mini solar cooker:
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Here’s a fun little project for the kids to do during their summer break-cook an egg in a mini solar cooker:
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Date: 2010-07-17, 11:34PM EDT
Reply to: job-r236b-1848982815@craigslist.org
Date: 2010-07-16, 1:26PM MDT
Reply to: job-bpmdm-1846638239@craigslist.org
If want solar, but your home falls under the jurisdiction of a Home Owner’s Association, you’ll probably have to go through an approval process. The majority of HOAs in California approve solar energy systems without a problem (most HOAs are aware of your Solar Rights and support clean, solar energy in their community), but there is a small percentage of Home Owner’s Associations that might put up a fight. HOAs can impact the feasibility, design, and completion speed of proposed home improvements, including a home solar energy system. However, there are strategies out there to move your plans through committee.
Here’s a couple of good ideas for decorating your backyard or pool area with solar powered fountains and birdbaths using a solar pump. The first video is commercial and quick. The 2nd one shows how a solar panel is hooked up to rain barrel and a battery. Interesting details about how he solved the problem of the panel being very hot and what to do when the battery is overcharged. Anyone can use this type of hookup to make any kind of decorative fountain-nice summer project:
Date: 2010-07-15, 1:26PM EDT
Reply to: cpinfo2009@yahoo.com
Can’t find the answers to your home solar questions? Look no further, Ed and Lynn are taking any questions you may have about going solar!