I believe all you nay sayers have it a little wrong. There is plenty of room for advancement for alternative energy for your home such as wind and solar. At this point, yes its expensive and it would take a long time to pay for itself. But thats not the point IMO. It all about clean reliable energy that we don't have to rely on anyone else to bring it to our home and charge us for it. The cost of a solar or wind system should not be anyone's primary concern because its not about that.
00:50.. They've designed the rotation rig so that 2 of the panels turn into the shade!? However.. smart move to use solar panels. I think I would do the same.
@GreenManalichi yepp exactly, solor panels should be cheap as hell, and power inverters. But I think mainly they(governernment) doesnt want a billion ton of dead batteries at everyones house. And its pretty dangerous. Also its hard to integrate the system into your household use as well. Takes alot of money, and alot of people are dense. But even for people who do understand, its just too expensive.
@Sodiumreactor Yeah it is. I have 2 fireplaces and split wood by hand all year to offset my heating bill. Thats all I can afford. Oh and I raise my chickens. And I have a well and septic tank. But thats all I can afford for going green and getting away from city taxes. Being self dependant seems like it could never happen especially with my budget. I see no way of getting all the electricity from solar.
@scooterss2112 Its just not possible. The price of a residential solar system is UNBELIEVABLE. It will never pay for itself. Totally defeats the purpose of having one. Windpower is somewhat more affordable, but not as reliable of course. Its almost like the utility companys dont want us to be able to produce our own power....hmmm.
@Sodiumreactor uhhh duh, then they would be out of jobs if we could all produce our own power. We have a Ex research scientist that volinteers at our school, and he is nearly compleatly off the grid when it comes to the use of electricity, though he is also liveing in the most energy effecent way plauseable. The guy is nearly a hermit at this point haha
@Sodiumreactor just found this post. I looked into solar and calculated the time it would take for it to pay for itself. A system that could power my home in Oklahoma would cost about $20,000 and with the average electric bill about $150, it would take 11 years for it to pay for itself.
@intrepidorator that is longer than a new car would take to pay for. IMO they are not cost effective. I want to know why some kid can jury rig his sattelite TV dish and make a laser that can turn his backyard into molten lava. Yet they are still going ahead with outdated solar technology and trying to charge us a fortune for it?
good job on the solar panels
12TabulaRasa12 2 months ago
man, solar is the best power source, forget all these generators that reguire gas
juki0h 7 months ago
I believe all you nay sayers have it a little wrong. There is plenty of room for advancement for alternative energy for your home such as wind and solar. At this point, yes its expensive and it would take a long time to pay for itself. But thats not the point IMO. It all about clean reliable energy that we don't have to rely on anyone else to bring it to our home and charge us for it. The cost of a solar or wind system should not be anyone's primary concern because its not about that.
talisman227 7 months ago
Solar Panels cost a lot that's why not a lot of people buy it :P
Spikester555 1 year ago
why build the solar panels were people can steal them?
Put them on the roof.
ekem13 1 year ago
@ekem13 to much trouble to cary them up there
juki0h 7 months ago
Where would find plans for to build things like this?? I know the internet is a wealth of information but my net-fu is weak...
dudesomebody13 1 year ago
0:48
shadow from solar panel fall on solar panel.
example of not harnessing properly.
zombieseezombiedo 2 years ago
oh is so nice i also doing this course Inshallh i will complet my course next year
Nabikeghulam 2 years ago
I made a tracker with a digital clock and 4 old paint containers. And it worked!
gaiatechnician 2 years ago
I wana buy solar pannels
logitechoz 2 years ago
where did they get solar panels from?!
FleshAndRazor 2 years ago
Lol. Buy it on DVD? Ever heard of " Youtube " XD
cheesyattack 2 years ago
THIS SHOW IS BEAAAAAASTTT im gonna buy it all ALLL on dvd lol
WutLawl 2 years ago
why did i get an video ad?
thedefiantrebel 2 years ago
00:50.. They've designed the rotation rig so that 2 of the panels turn into the shade!? However.. smart move to use solar panels. I think I would do the same.
jesperc20 2 years ago
Why arn't we finding solar more?
Demolitiondude 2 years ago 9
oook
ugollanoscruz 2 years ago
hope they go into detail on the tracker i need one on the cheap...
tpm4life 2 years ago 2
thats pretty kool
astaschak 2 years ago 2
No views? Seriously? That's rather puzzling.
Floyd5642 2 years ago
a lot of people dont care about solar power. i dont know why, probably because they dont understand how it works
jdrunner727 2 years ago 11
@jdrunner727 i use 2 solar panels to recharge AA batteries :D dunno wut to do with the batteries though O:
uut0 1 year ago
@jdrunner727 - Im not sure its correct that people dont care, but more towards the fact that people cant afford to buy the systems.
I, for one, am butthole deep in bills leaving little money to purchase panels much less the complete system to energize my entire house.
IMO, these systems should be more affordable for the entire populace, not just for the wealthy.
GreenManalichi 1 year ago
@GreenManalichi yepp exactly, solor panels should be cheap as hell, and power inverters. But I think mainly they(governernment) doesnt want a billion ton of dead batteries at everyones house. And its pretty dangerous. Also its hard to integrate the system into your household use as well. Takes alot of money, and alot of people are dense. But even for people who do understand, its just too expensive.
scooterss2112 1 year ago
@scooterss2112 way way too expensive for the average person who actually would like to lower their utility bill.
Sodiumreactor 1 year ago
@Sodiumreactor Yeah it is. I have 2 fireplaces and split wood by hand all year to offset my heating bill. Thats all I can afford. Oh and I raise my chickens. And I have a well and septic tank. But thats all I can afford for going green and getting away from city taxes. Being self dependant seems like it could never happen especially with my budget. I see no way of getting all the electricity from solar.
scooterss2112 1 year ago
@scooterss2112 Its just not possible. The price of a residential solar system is UNBELIEVABLE. It will never pay for itself. Totally defeats the purpose of having one. Windpower is somewhat more affordable, but not as reliable of course. Its almost like the utility companys dont want us to be able to produce our own power....hmmm.
Sodiumreactor 1 year ago
@Sodiumreactor uhhh duh, then they would be out of jobs if we could all produce our own power. We have a Ex research scientist that volinteers at our school, and he is nearly compleatly off the grid when it comes to the use of electricity, though he is also liveing in the most energy effecent way plauseable. The guy is nearly a hermit at this point haha
DJAmiotOnline 1 year ago
@Sodiumreactor just found this post. I looked into solar and calculated the time it would take for it to pay for itself. A system that could power my home in Oklahoma would cost about $20,000 and with the average electric bill about $150, it would take 11 years for it to pay for itself.
intrepidorator 1 year ago
@intrepidorator that is longer than a new car would take to pay for. IMO they are not cost effective. I want to know why some kid can jury rig his sattelite TV dish and make a laser that can turn his backyard into molten lava. Yet they are still going ahead with outdated solar technology and trying to charge us a fortune for it?
Sodiumreactor 1 year ago