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Nobody uses solar trackers anymore. And "falling off" is not a thing anybody does out in a field. So, you are concern trolling, and badly. That is unwelcome he
by ncmncm 4y ago
Nobody uses solar trackers anymore. And "falling off" is not a thing anybody does out in a field.
So, you are concern trolling, and badly. That is unwelcome here.
Too, anybody not already handy with putting up fencing is no farmer.
Finally, sunshine really is as free as anything ever, and the buckets are cheap and getting cheaper.
- Retric 4y agoYou don’t know what your talking about. Permian Energy Centre is a just completed 460MW project in Texas that uses 1 axis solar trackers. This continues the trend of ~70% of US grid scale installs use single axis tracking, even though it’s a tiny slice of the home market at scale it’s a clear win. Yes they are more expensive per kWh, but a better match the demand curve means higher profits.