looking more for wind to start. As for conservation, we have diesel heat 
and are not on heavily during working hours anyways. But at a lil over 
$1,000 for the wind generators (each) themselves, it could be a wash in 
a few months during the winter when we might go into very heavy usage. 
Plus we get decent wind here and I would like to hand the maria a bill 
instead for using my power generation.



Lee Haefele wrote:
> I have $3000 in solar equip and receive about $5-10/month worth of grid 
> power, and I am in the tropics. I use about 2kwh per day.  Boats have tiny 
> self defrost fridges, 5W lightbulbs, 9" laptop computers and little TV use. 
> If you could do that much conservation, would you still bother with the 
> solar?
> Lee Haefele
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Noel Russell" <[email protected]>
> To: "liveaboard" <[email protected]>
> Sent: Wednesday, April 08, 2009 10:08 AM
> Subject: [Liveaboard] Getting off the electric grid!
>
>
>   
>> Ok, Enough is enough. Wife got yelled at by the
>> receptionist/bookkeeper/Bad Lady (kids statement next day at daycare)
>> with our child in tow because she did not like our electric bill
>> payment. Tirade was not good and I am dealing with that end. However,
>> how hard is it to go off grid? Our stinkpot has room for 2 wind
>> generators and some solar panels, so what am I looking at doing? Also,
>> right in front of the water heater is room for another battery bank :D .
>>
>> Think of it this way... $600 a month in electric if not more during the
>> winter so....
>>
>> Noel
>>
>> BTW, The marina is Lincoln Harbor Yacht Club in NJ
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