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Re: Solar tractor barn - NY when it's actually nic
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Posted by PatMz on May 30, 2007 at 05:58:23 from (64.25.14.124):
In Reply to: Re: Solar tractor barn - NY when it's actually nic posted by jdemaris on May 29, 2007 at 13:44:00:
When we started building our house 9 years ago 50 miles southeast of Denver my wife wanted to go completely off the grid. She also did not want to change our "electrical lifetsyle". We don;t use as muchas most folks, a coupke hours of TV, she's a fiend for turning off anthing electric (the clock on the oven drives her batty, and the fact that appliances seem to use power all the time, even when "off" ticks her off!) I found that at that time I could generate tons of electricity, all we'd need, for well under $20K, with a combination solar and wind. However, storage for our low average use was astronomical! We have a meter now!
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