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From: Dave Cozine
Date: Fri, Sep 17, 2010 at 8:15 AM
Subject: wrenches for sa
Wrenches,
Allan Sindelar's 2003 RE-Wrenches lightning discussion compilation was a
keeper. Email me off-list for a copy. (Thank you Allan).
Joel Davidson
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From: August Goers
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Sent: Tuesday, September 14, 2010 6:00 PM
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HI Carl,
I'm not sure what did it.
It has been in service for many years as a step down from a 240v generator,
doesn't have a fan, and is worked to its limit a lot.
6500 watt generator, driving a SW4024 trace, at pretty close to max settings.
I replaced it with a Outback w/fan which I have had
High, wind techs,
We need to buy new tower climbing/work harnesses. What make, model,
and features do you like and recommend?
I just sent a message to the Home Wind Tech list on this subject. But,
as I haven't seen a message there since May, I thought I might
generate a little more buzz,
Hi Jay,
Any idea what the circumstances were that led to the demise of
the T-240 and how the homeowner is going to avoid having that happen again ?
Carl
Hansen&Sun Elect.
On 9/17/2010 3:14 PM, jay peltz wrote:
HI all,
I had a customer burn up a T-240 auto former.
Anyone k
Please call Elie at (323) 258-8883. He's my office admin and he can tell you
where we purchase this puppy, both with and without the enclosure! I believe
it's SunWize but I'm not sure.
- Peter
Peter T. Parrish, Ph.D., President
California Solar
Jason,
Yes, the higher capacity train of thought seems to work bestopted for
the Concorde 9150T 2v bankbig thanks to Steve Bell for pushing me in the
right direction.
Thanks to all for feedback.
Holt E. Kelly
Holtek Fireplace & Solar Products
500 Jewell Dr.
Waco TX. 76712
254-751-9
HI all,
I had a customer burn up a T-240 auto former.
Anyone know if you can buy just the replacement transformer and if so whats the
part number.
I couldn't even find a T-240 on either Xantrex or Schneider's web sites?
I can fit in a Outback X-240 if needed, I measured but would be nice to t
In our area of so cal, gas water heaters with SWH last as long as fifteen
years no problem, and 20+ years is not uncommon - w/o anode rode redo. But
the ODWHs with which I am familiar usually need de-liming (service call)
about every five years. I do not have much data with ODWH with solar
If it's "survival mode" only, why do you need 1,200 cycles?! How many
hurricanes/tornados/riots are you getting around there? :)
The S-460 is a great battery, but it's rated for 1200 cycles to 50%. I
don't have a cycle curve handy, but you can probably expect about half
the cycles at 80% DOD.
Ba
Yes , that is my experience with Rinnai, I'm not at all familiar with other
brands.
Technically speaking, I'm not sure where the temp sensor is (I imagine you can
get a diagram from the manuf.),
but once the pre-heated water reaches the tank less the tank less shuts off.
Which may result in ho
Just a reminder that incentives questions are probably better answered on the
RE-Markets list.
While such questions are not strictly against the rules here (as long as they
are not state- or region-specific) there are incentives experts on that list
that do not qualify for the RE-Wrench list.
What I meant to say, is there a business tax credit like the personal
credit. Sorry.
Larry
On Sep 17, 2010, at 9:39 AM, Larry Crutcher wrote:
Is there a tax credit like the personal credit for your home? Form
5695 part 1 says the 30% tax credit is for the main home. A customer
has a secon
I recently read on the DSIRE web page that the 30% credit need not be the
primary residence.
Todd
http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/incentive.cfm?Incentive_Code=US37F&re=1&ee=1
Federal
Incentives/Policies for Renewables &
Efficiency[http://www.dsireusa.org/incentives/incentiv
"repairable unit - you don't have to trash it every seven years (reported
national average)"
My tank is 20 years old now. I change the anode every 3 years.
Todd
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HI Allan;
I found the 175s play very well when mixed with the 165s on an MX 60. We've
done it several times.
What's interesting is that the Solarworlds often outperform their nameplate
rating, I've seen the 165s close to the 175 numbers.
Essentially they're all the same module, just flash tests
Wayne,
Your statement that "The unit will turn off automatically once input water
temp reaches its programed output temp." seems to contradict the statement
from Bill saying "All tankless, including solar compatible (heaters which
modulate fire rate based on _inlet temperature_) have a minimum fir
Fellow Wrenches,
Three years ago a local homeowner installed a small off-grid system
using modern hardware preassembled by a good local company. The
array consists of four Solarworld SW165s on a pole-top rack, wired
as two 48V strings feeding an MX60 controller and a 24V
Is there a tax credit like the personal credit for your home? Form
5695 part 1 says the 30% tax credit is for the main home. A customer
has a second home that is leased out. He had a PV solar system
installed at that home in 2010. Is there a 30% tax credit for the
system installed at the le
In our off grid home I installed a Rinnai propane tank less to support
the double pump drain-back system and have had no problems.
The tips that I suggest are: that the tank less be flushed out regularly,
even when not being used in-order to reduce any sediment.
If the water is hard, add a soft
It all depends on whether you are talking financial payback or wise energy
use. The people who use the least amount of hot water are the people who
will experience the greatest energy use savings. They are a great option
for weekend cabins since you don't have to remember to turn off the water
he
Allan,
Everything you say is spot on. Scale is the _mortal_ enemy of all tankless
water heaters. Hopefully you change the air cleaner on your vehicles more often
in the dusty desert climate than you would in a less dusty climate. Same
principle. You accept the need to change out the tank when i
Todd & Peter,
The _benefits_ of tankless water heating include:
endless hot water
no standby loss
smaller unit, wall hung (no floorspace requirement)
repairable unit - you don't have to trash it every seven years (reported
national average)
The _disadvantages_ of tankless water heating includ
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