Aluminum Downspout Hot Air Solar Collector Construction
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@GScottVideos this is great stuff, i tried to join , i want to find out where to get the tap swich. please email me the link, thanks
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how many watts does the fan take.
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thanks for your awesome videos! I have started a project of installing old freezer box panels as skirting for my 14x70 mobile home that is located in direct sunlight. Just need to figure the best system to keep the craw space above freezing year round and hopefully use to heat the home and water.
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@jpp9876 Hi, yes, I have built a two hydronic collectors as well, using CPVC and PEX. Please see my other videos for more details!
Take care,
Scott
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Scott, thanks for the video, where do you purchase the snap switches,the small solar panel and dc fans ?
DENTONCABINET 1 month ago
@DENTONCABINET Hi, YouTube won't let me post links here, but if you join me on SimplySolar I'll be happy to send you some links!
GScottVideos 1 month ago
I'd really like to see the costs and time to break even calculations for some of these projects.
blurglide 2 months ago
@blurglide Hi, the hot air collector with a screen absorber may work as well or even better and is definitely a cheaper approach that the downspout. While more expensive, the downspout is nice because your air is completely contained in the downspouts, which among other things, makes it easier to seal Typical payback on a DIY hot air collector is about 2 years. Given these last for decades, in addition to the fun, it will pay you back many times over!
GScottVideos 1 month ago
@blurglide Hi, typical break even on solar hot air collectors is 2-3 years. Given that they will last for decades, that is a fantastic return on investment!
GScottVideos 1 month ago
Great video, Tried to go to your yahoo-simply solar but it doesn't exist. I tried a few times and triple checked spelling. Any suggestions please.
mark16596 3 months ago
@mark16596 Hi, yes:
1. Go to the Yahoo Groups website (as usual, I can't post the link).
2. In the "Find a Group" text box, type SimplySolar (without a space). It is the first group that comes up.
GScottVideos 3 months ago