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From: georgeplhak
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  • Some people do it that way, using a "clock" drive. I found it easy to track actively with the inexpensive redrock sensor. The clock drive accuracy would have to be periodically checked anyway with some sort of active monitor.

  • Why would you track the sun, rather than just move the actuator at the rate that you know the sun is moving?

  • The array responds to the rising sun in the morning and swings to the east.

  • At the end of the day does it reset, or does it do that in the morning?

    I live in hail country. how do the mirrors hold up?

  • At the end of the day does it reset, or does it do that in the morning?

  • It's not a clock drive; apparently it is tracking the light source. That is why you see it backtrack sometimes -- I guess it sees more light at the edge of a cloud sometimes.

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