Hello Jason,
Warranty coverage could be a non-issue if you buy from a company with a
warranty escrow account. Still, call-back costs and finding same-size,
same-spec replacement modules costs do matter. Factor in travel time, labor,
troubleshooting, finding replacement modules, paperwork, phone
Pretty soon I believe warranty coverage will become a virtual non-issue.
At well under $2/watt, does it matter much anymore? Is there really that
much risk of product or performance failure with most reputable
manufacturers?
Yes, I paid $10+/w for Astropower modules over a decade ago, and
warra
On 8/18/2011 11:10 AM, Marco Mangelsdorf wrote:
Evergreen Solar, one of the last remaining independent U.S. module
manufacturers, announced their plan to file for bankruptcy protection
this week.
Done in by plummeting module pricing no doubt.
I'm sure you all are getting the same kind of so
Evergreen Solar, one of the last remaining independent U.S. module
manufacturers, announced their plan to file for bankruptcy protection this
week.
Done in by plummeting module pricing no doubt.
I'm sure you all are getting the same kind of solicitation emails that I get
from mod manufactur
That's right, Drake. The long wire acts as a heat sink for that short
section.
On 2011/8/17 17:58, Drake wrote:
I think this answers a question I was pondering. If a conduit is run on
standoffs over a roof, the temperature is cooler than on the roof, so
the derating of the wire's ampacity is l
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