Saturday, June 9, 2012
TFL in Maui
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6 comments:
NICE work on that battery bank. We're putting together our solar back in AZ now just so it's ready for the move to TR. Hoping to be saving on our electric bill by shutting off the AC and running most everything from solar, including a swamp cooler.
Put up our post on Our180.com tonight about our trip out to TFL. It was really the highlight of the trip for us. Thanks a lot for having us.
The shears are probably almost too big for your lawn.
The rabbits will mow the lawn for you. Maybe the chicken nwould help.
Nice 'lawn'.
Nice looking battery bank. I hope the floor of the greenhouse is not it's permanent home. Do you coat all that copper with anything to prevent corrosion?
Great Maui pic. Wish we were there.
The daily condition report would seem to indicate a new high. Ugh....
I am going to bed confused as to why the first battery is not in series with it's counterpart below? I am guessing these are 6v batteries and you're running a 12v system but that first battery at the top left doesn't seem to fit in my mind. I'm probably missing something.
Wait... did they sticker it wrong?
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