Hi Larry,
Some of these better steel or fiberglass boxes come with threaded inserts
(on the back, near the corners) so perhaps bolting the pole mounts to the
suitably equipped box would eliminate even the welding.
Bill Loesch
Solar 1 - Saint Louis Solar
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Though the NYT is a great source of info, for newsprint, I would usually just
wait for the next issue of Photon to arrive or the Mercom newsletter in my
inbox for information on this off-the-radar news item. Still I'm glad someoue
outside the industry is keeping an eye on what's happening.
Need something to study over the long nights of winter, [southern climes
excepted] here's an excellent source of university level information on solar
PV at the physics level.
An OpenCourseWare (OCW) is a free and open digital publication of high quality
university level educational
I've installed 20-30 pole mounts with the PVC conduit running from underground,
through the 3' sonotube into the concrete. It then sweeps up to meet the
pole/pipe, exits the concrete right next to it and continues to the DC disco.
Never had an issue with the AHJ.
It doesn't really
Nice one,
OCW is amazing, with a lot of great lectures. It is pretty exciting that MIT,
the university largely behind OCW, is releasing MITx this spring. In the
program you can get a certificate for completing OCW curricula. One can only
hope solar physics is a topic there!
I need 2 SWRC remotes in working condition. Please contact me off list if you can help.Larry CrutcherStarlight Solarla...@starlightsolar.com928-342-9103
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Dear Aur,
Here is a link to a Mllbank tap connector
Sorry not a link but the part number.
Milbank K4977-INT
Milbankmfg.com
Designed for #12-1/0 and 100 amp max.
Jay
Peltz Power
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Jeffery, I sent a system with some friends who needed a backup to combat
rolling blackouts in Hyderabad. I’ve also spent quite a bit of time around the
equator and know that you need to plan for Murphy’s Law squared. I would design
it as simple and as free of moving parts as possible. If it is
Hello Wrenches,
I have an existing customer who has a Sunny WebBox which has been in
service for several years with no issues. He is happy with the
service. He is leaving the country for 1 year for work and wants to
continue the service while he rents out his house. He can't leave his
internet
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