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The roofers fitting the PV rails to our oak stringers |
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The completed 16 PV panels |
Yesterday was an epic day here as the new 4kw solar PV panels arrived. We had already spent a week digging a half meter deep trench to take 45meters of heavy armoured mains cable and a network cable from the workshop to the house - the dry clay we had to dig out was like concrete!
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Steve and Fraser digging the trench |
Then we fitted the stringers to the galvanised workshop roof which we had cut from one of the oak trees cut in our woodland.
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Chris and Steve fitting the oak stringers
We are hoping to log the performance of the system by PC using the network cable. Watch this space for reports. |
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