More information required??? You aren't the only one thinking along the same lines
Cleaning solar panels
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T1 Terry
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Re: Cleaning solar panels
A person may fail many times, they only become a failure when they blame someone else John Burrows
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bagmaker
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Re: Cleaning solar panels
something to whet the whistle
www.greensteamengine.com
note this is just a link for banter, there are other similar ways....
one benefit would be to "Clean" your greywater back to fresh (dont know if I would drink it but still fresh enough)
another is FREE HOT WATER which accounts for a lot more energy than most of us generate with photovoltaics
www.greensteamengine.com
note this is just a link for banter, there are other similar ways....
one benefit would be to "Clean" your greywater back to fresh (dont know if I would drink it but still fresh enough)
another is FREE HOT WATER which accounts for a lot more energy than most of us generate with photovoltaics
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bagmaker
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Re: Cleaning solar panels
just bumping this along as the link on the last post didnt cause enough of a stir 
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Re: Cleaning solar panels
Still reading through that site, sure are some wild looking gadgets on there. I love the Z8 unit, now that would raise a few eyebrows at the next steam festival
I reckon a radial 8 would be the way to go, one common crank pin and torque that would be hard to stop. Attach that to a few siamesed Fisher & Paykel direct drive motors modified into generators pumping out some big watts and the whole green energy market would be turned upside down.A person may fail many times, they only become a failure when they blame someone else John Burrows
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