Well that worked out pretty good actually. Finally got this thing all bolted in place. Damn I'm glad this is done. Yesterday I was an idiot and let it get off my blocks and the dolly and it damn near fell over in the coach. Had to wrestle it like a bear. Never a dull moment.
Found some neat rubberized weather strip sort of stuff that bends over as you push against it to seal. Going to try seal the fridge from the back side because it sits close to flush on the front with the face of the cabinets. Also had to make a wood piece for the top which will get some weather...
So I turned 62 last month. Wife is a few years younger and we are both going to retire at the same time. Curious about opinions and where to invest your money. I have been a Realtor for 33 years and have had a fair amount of experience with hard money lenders and real estate. One option for us...
Got a little bit done today. Ready to drop those panels and be done on the roof. Half my toolbox is up there. Quite a few trips up and down the ladder. These are hooked up in parallel per my battery guy and the solar controller he sold me.
I just figured worst case scenario if we have very little Sun in the middle of winter at least give myself the option. I really don't plan on tilting them unless I need to. I could have both panels tilted in probably 5 to 10 minutes. We are planning on traveling all over the country with this...
Well I read somewhere online that you shouldn't drill into the frame of your SunPower solar panels. I had drilled a real small pilot hole and realized it's a piece of box and the inside is filled with plastic. I assume to strengthen it. I didn't see any wires running through there. The short...