We have a local company who sells "designed", packaged systems wholesale to the
public. IMO, their designs are poor and the quality of the customer installs
are equally suspicious. I support incentive and tax credits penalizing this
kind of behavior with lower financial support.
Todd
On Mond
On Monday, August 31, 2009 8:57pm, "Bill Brooks" said:
Roger,
Why would a legitimate contractor argue against this reducedincentive (it is
not a penalty at all)? This is simply acknowledging the factthat operating a
business and providing a long-term system warranty costs moneythat a
se
Hi gang. Please, let's get back on track with wrenching topics.
Bitch and joke at:
re-bitch...@re-wrenches.org
Discuss incentives where more incentives and market experts hang out:
re-mark...@re-wrenches.org
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Come on now, Todd. I'm really happy after buying his other book: Make
Your Own Newkular Power from Garage Sale Components! I never knew it
could be so easy! I also liked his first effort: Making Energy from
Perpetual Motion; (They said it couldn't be done!)
Matt T
Todd Cory wrote:
http://ww
Hey, I just found the clearinghouse for all things incredible - this one
looks like it's been around for a while but it's new to me! I am going to
order my cuticle powered alien detector right away!
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Pat Redgate
Ameco Solar
In a message dated 9/
I should have noted that the 15% "installers penalty" as I call it, is still
in place for solar, but we argued against it for wind electric systems. It
was never a question of a "legitimate" contractor vs. a "black market
contractor". The perspective is that our time, experience and knowledge as
Just completed an install with ground mounted array and SunnyBoy with AC coupled connection to output bkr.panel of battery based Xantrex XW6048. The XW is also supplied from a generator for backup power during outages.
Since the battery based XW is not actually selling to grid from battery, if
I have a review of this $50 E-book scam posted at:
http://www.fieldlines.com/story/2009/7/8/165124/3571
It ain't good.
DAN FINK
i...@aol.com wrote:
In a message dated 9/1/2009 8:41:06 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
toddc...@finestplanet.com writes:
Why are we building these expensive system
In a message dated 9/1/2009 8:41:06 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
toddc...@finestplanet.com writes:
Why are we building these expensive systems for customers when this dude
sells em for $200.00! I wish on line advertisers would not perpetuate these
myths.
One born every second. Very ni
They will be out of business soon, they can't beat this deal
http://www.magniwork.com/
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http://www.power4home.com/index.php?hop=watertt
Why are we building these expensive systems for customers when this
dude sells em for $200.00! I wish on line advertisers would not
perpetuate these myths.
Todd
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Travis,
I know that the original argument had to do with installers wanting to
install on their own facility. I don't know why that would be a conflict at
all. That should always be encouraged. The issue was related to opening the
door to "self-installation" by homeowners, not contractors. This
Bill,
It's obvious you feel pretty strongly about this and you have always made a
lot of sense over the years. But I'm not seeing your side completely. The
business owner still has some costs and risks associated with warranting
their own system. If they are troubleshooting/removing/replacin
Bill,
In Ohio, self installs get zero incentive at present. To qualify for
the grant, an installer must be certified by the State. No
unqualified installers can get the grant.
Doesn't getting a zero incentive seem a bit overkill?
Thanks,
Drake
At 11:57 PM 8/31/2009, you wrote:
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