He chose White City or Emerald Park? Either way, the soil out here is just fantastic for building. The house built out on this white sand in 2001 does not have a crack in concrete anywhere. The soil washes off like chalk instead of schmearing like gumbo glue in Regina.
White City is trying to take over Emerald Park. We will fight it tooth and nail. We are on the very edge but our taxes and services in the RM of Edenwold are just the way we like them now. Only one drawback living out here.
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Side note. Neighbor's son just built a house in White City. Installed 2 breaker panels, basement and garage. I said good idea, easy access to add power outside or in garage. He said no, EV charger hookup in future.
Good chance the house will be here for over 100 years, why not plan for the future. Easy and cheaper to put panel in when building, than to add later.
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Originally posted by caseih View PostIs there any way you can use it for backup power in case of an extended power outage ?
I know you said because of your back feed that you can’t ?
Different hook up or something like that ?
Just curious
If I could use them for backup would sure change my mind
I asked about running a generator to backup the system and the electrician said it could be done but there is some worry about generators and uneven voltages for the inverters.
If I do run a backup generator I manually shut the main supply off at the meter. With an automatic transfer switch the solar would have to be isolated or shut off.
I am considering whether to upgrade to a bigger better backup generator with clean power. In which case I would consult with an electrician to see whether we can use it to run the inverters and keep the solar system running.
Solar on its own as a backup emergency source is limited to sunny days so its not really suited as a backup supply unless you have a battery or backup generator and can go off grid .
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Originally posted by burnt View PostYour observations about plausibility appear increasingly well founded.
Our own scrutiny is very important, but casting a broader net for info will lend the best defense against being the stinker.
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Originally posted by WiltonRanch View PostI don’t know Chuck. With the events as of late some of these half baked conspiracy theories seem more plausible everyday................
If what we believe in stands up to our own scrutiny then it is easier to justify and you actually know what you’re talking about and not appear a fool full of shit.
Our own scrutiny is very important, but casting a broader net for info will lend the best defense against being the stinker.
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Originally posted by TSIPP View Post28 years sounds like a long time but 28 years ago was 1994.
Without the solar subsidies and tax credits and carbon offsets Teslas value is exactly zero. An Enron like ponzi but this time backed by the govt and ESG cults.
I love how the EV cult can explain exactly the power costs down to the dime but can’t explain Teslas P/E.
Everybody is flooding the space for the carbon credits that will be the next push. Carbon credits are the ultimate NFTs and will make the Ponzi scheme blow up by 1000x. People will actually pay for something totally intangible. Amazing what they have done. I am actually quite impressed at the level of mass hypnosis they have achieved.
Every body into the meta verse. I should have paid $500k to get some virtual property next to snoop dogg.Last edited by jazz; Dec 31, 2021, 19:24.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by chuckChuck View PostJust checked the logs on my solar inverters today at 12:00 noon.
Minus 31 C, sun shining with a bit ice fog.
17924 watts of output more than enough to cover our current usage with some left over for someone else to use. But only get a few hours of production per day at this time of year. But could have set a timer to charge an EV with a level 2 charger during the most productive hours.
In total 37858 kwh of production in 2021!
At 14 cents per kwh that is worth $5300 in Saskatchewan.
At 20 cents per kwh that is worth $7571 in Alberta.
I will publish our Sask Power consumption and generation numbers when I get our December bill in January.
I know you said because of your back feed that you can’t ?
Different hook up or something like that ?
Just curious
If I could use them for backup would sure change my mind
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So, given everything we have discussed in this thread, I will ask chuck again.
What carbon neutral generation do you think will be scaled up to replace 100% of fossil fuels within the next 28 years, and in Canada's case, replace 40 percent of them within 8 years?
You've seen the light, and have lately been adamant that it won't be intermittents.
We are already a few decades behind the permitting process to get enough hydro built in the next 8 years, maybe still possible for 28 years.
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostSo I see you and some of the usual suspects are reverting to the half baked conspiracy theories to explain your world view.
Apparently the engineers at Ford don't think using a F150 Lightning battery for a household backup is a bad idea. But what do Ford engineers know? LOL
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