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Come on: "Specifically, [Dave] is using bifacial solar panels– panels that have cells on both sides. In his preferred orientation, one side faces South, while t
by marcodiego 1y ago
Come on: "Specifically, [Dave] is using bifacial solar panels– panels that have cells on both sides. In his preferred orientation, one side faces South, while the other faces North. [Dave] is in the Northern Hemisphere, so those of you Down Under would have to do the opposite, pointing one face North and the other South."
That is not the kind of thing I come here for.
- YcYc10 1y agoI'm assuming that's a joke, but who knows.
- magicalhippo 1y agoAs Dave has shown in previous videos, bifacials are not symmetrical, and the backside produces less power under same conditions. So N-S would be different from S-N orientation.