there are so many companies ready to give you solor heater solar stove solar light and some body try to get a solar car to our world try to know that companies soory i dont know what the companies are........
2007-01-27 17:55:45
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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In the Northern Hemisphere pitch your Southern roof at an angle of 23.5° plus your latitude and your Northern roof at an angle of 90° + 23.5° - latitude. It looks a bit odd, especially at latitudes south of the Tropic of Cancer, but it will give you the maximum roof area and thus warmth in the winter and the minimum roof sun load in the summer. Fill the Southern roof with solar cells or thermal collectors. For maximum energy collection, hinge your collectors at the roof peak and make provision for elevating the lower edge to present the greatest collection area to the Sun at all seasons.
Remember that blocking any more of the Sun than the footprint of your house deprives surrounding greenery and sometimes your neighbors of necessary sunlight. Remember, too, that solar power and heating systems are extremely expensive and can have high maintenance costs. This is not a poor man's solution to our energy crisis.
2007-01-27 18:46:26
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answered by Helmut 7
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Household solar plants may be of two types: solar thermal, or solar electric. Solar thermal plants heat hot water: you basically have a black box with a transparent cover, pipes, and a tank, and probably a pump to circulate the water; such a device can be used as a heater or pre-heater for domestic hot water. They are common in sunny climates, as they are reasonably inexpensive. But the heat trapped is not worth a lot of money.
Solar electric plants consist of an array of solar photovoltaic cells, an inverter to transform the DC into AC, and possibly a battery plant to supply power when the sun is down. Such a plant costs about $10 per watt, and under optimal conditions can generate two kilowatt hours per year per watt of installed capacity -- which in most areas is worth about 25 cents. So, you are better off leaving your money in the bank unless you can get a large subsidy for installing solar. But many such subsidies are available, so shop around.
2007-01-27 17:57:18
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answered by Anonymous
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It's pretty expensive but you can put solar panels on homes now. The start is pricey but if you plan on staying in that residence for awhile, it will pay off in your nonexistent electric bill. You'll also be able to take pride in the fact that your an eco-friendly person who cares about and is doing something about the enviroment.
2007-01-27 18:27:49
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answered by princessforever1 3
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Make Solar Panel At Home : http://www.CreateHomeSolar.com
2015-09-04 10:05:51
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answered by Tasha 1
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I found a company that will supply, install and maintain their solar
equipment on your home, No purchase required !..
You rent the equipment from them and you pay them for the power you produce. The rental fee is based on what you currently pay for your electricity. So your monthly bill is what you now pay. However the company will lock in the rate for up to 25 years ! So, your bill never goes up ! And if you share this with new customers you can eliminate your electric bill !
Source(s):
http://www.jointhesolution.com/solar-man...
2007-01-30 12:17:31
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answered by solarman 1
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You need to purchase solar cells and then call in a technician to rewire your house.
2007-01-27 18:00:29
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answered by Unazaki 4
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paint 4 to 6 two liter bottles flat black. fill with water. caps barely loose. put in box with foil. cover top with glass. face sun. enough hot water to do dishes. expand on this. the process is that simple. where you take it is up to you.
2007-01-27 18:13:59
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answered by Wattsup! 3
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for detail contact anert or through their web site.
2007-01-27 17:57:26
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answered by ganesh n 5
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