This is getting rather off-topic perhaps, but I should like to comment on
what
Ross McCluney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>One thing I forgot to say is that when you have one collector facing
> East toward the morning sun, if
> the panels are placed in series, the heat collected by the East panel
Hello
I am affraid this is off-topic but still related to the sun and to the
shadows.
Solar power is not much used in Brazil but BrasÃlia, where I live, is an
exception. Here I have never seen or heard of a single house that does
not have solar panels for water heating. We can have hot water (a
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Fernando Cabral wrote:
> One thing I have noticed
Fernando Cabral <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Now I am planning to build a house for a small farm I have. I've
> been thinking on how to take the best advantage of the solar
> power. This includes where to have a garder with a nice sundial and
> where to place the solar panels for water heating a
the
> plumbing and wiring are being done. This collector failed the dry,
> "stagnation," test when the plastic inside melted, ran through some
> cracks in the case, and pooled on the ground below.
>
> Ross McCluney, Cocoa, FL
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