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Some questions: 1. The article doesn't say how much power he actually generates from the panels. 2. It would be nice if more were said about the need for brac
by ghtbircshotbe 1y ago
Some questions:
1. The article doesn't say how much power he actually generates from the panels.
2. It would be nice if more were said about the need for bracing. How high can the fence be without requiring bracing?
3. If you want to enclose a space, the which direction do the panels face? Outwards? As close to south as possible? You may end up with a bunch of electrical stuff facing away from your house. I think it's just a matter of time before your local overbearing town/hoa decides this is too ugly.
- masklinn 1y agoFor (3) you should get bifacials with the A side facing south if your fence is N/S, if E/W the recommendation is to alternate 50/50.
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