What are you planning to do with your stimulus money?

raratt

raratt

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Aeroknow said:
Definitely good to have an extended warranty on the inverter/s.
With something like a not so big off-grid setup, you do the grunt work and then have an electrician hook up the panels to inverter etc. if you don’t know what you’re doing. Gonna pay out your ass to have a solar company do it all.
Not sure if I told you this yet. Turns out, that even though you have to have a minimum solar system on new construction here in CA now, i don’t have to. There was an existing house that had burned down on this property around 8 yrs ago :hump:
That and fire sprinklers. Don’t HAVE to do that either because replacing a house. Not to mention i’m saving around 6K of impact fees i don’t have to pay.
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Until I really looked into it I didn't know the panels and edge optomizers were basically plug and play, cable going out plugs into the input of the next panel, ez peazy. Tying the strings together and connecting to the inverter takes a little thought.
 
Aeroknow

Aeroknow

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raratt said:
Until I really looked into it I didn't know the panels and edge optomizers were basically plug and play, cable going out plugs into the input of the next panel, ez peazy. Tying the strings together and connecting to the inverter takes a little thought.
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That’s where i would usually probably bring in my drunkerd younger brother. God damn i hate dealing with him. I can wire shit up but some things are usually best left to the people who know their shit. But I bet i could do it lol. I’ll probably wire up my new house. Like i did the shop. And like how I do all the grows i build.
learned allot from that guy over the years about electrical. but like I said, it’s a god damn nightmare dealing with him these days.

i’ll still put in some solar here. I’ll do it once there’s an actual incentive to do it. The decreased one now isn’t for me. I’m not able to benefit tax wise.
 
raratt

raratt

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Aeroknow said:
That’s where i would usually probably bring in my drunkerd younger brother. God damn i hate dealing with him. I can wire shit up but some things are usually best left to the people who know their shit. But I bet i could do it lol. I’ll probably wire up my new house. Like i did the shop. And like how I do all the grows i build.
learned allot from that guy over the years about electrical. but like I said, it’s a god damn nightmare dealing with him these days.

i’ll still put in some solar here. I’ll do it once there’s an actual incentive to do it. The decreased one now isn’t for me. I’m not able to benefit tax wise.
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It's 48VDC, won't kill ya but you can weld with it...lol.
 
DrUgZrBaD

DrUgZrBaD

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neosapien said:
I started out with Dewalt. The 14volt NIMH back in the day. No cause for complaints really. Just wanted to expand and the price point fresh out of high school was a deal breaker. So I went to Hitachi. Still in NIMH days. They weren't bad, used them for a couple years. Then came lithium ion and I liked the weight difference. So I opted for Porter Cable. Been using them for about 4-5 years. Again with no cause for complaints. But I want a small blower . And PC appears to be dead. Thus my search. My uncles and cousins all use Makita and love them. So I have first hand accounts of their reliability. Never used Milwaukee but I know they have a reputation. Almost fanboy like. Dewalt almost feels conceited to me lol. I'll probably just wait a couple months and see who has the best Father's Day deal.
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See I hated dewalt nicads they were heavy and awkward. My experience with dewalt, Milwaukee and makita is dewalt a been hassle free when I go for warranty. But then again it’s all a matter of preference. It’s hit and miss with them!
 
Metasynth

Metasynth

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doublejj said:
The "Hard Money" lender we used as a mortgage company wasn't asking any questions and never reported Money Orders as cash.....
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My baby’s mama works on hard money loans for a private “mortgage” company. They tend to just care about your money, they don’t ask a lot of questions other than appraising your collateral



As for the $1200...I was thinking hookers and blow
 
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