No One Puts Solar Panels Here... But they SHOULD!

Solar panels can go anywhere, and this video proves it.
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[@roberteyreUK2499]

You can always hinge them at the tops and have 12 - 24 vdc actuators at the bottoms to adjust the angles as and when necessary, work really good on RVs and motor homes.

[@esecallum]

pointless complexity and failure points

[@OfftoShambala]

I’m seeing solar awnings in my future.

[@Alexnco1]

😊

[@SleepyOx2023]

Birds keep cheering you on 😂🐦🐦🐦

[@PraxisAdventures]

My chickens love me. ;)

[@Radagast49230]

not crazy. three new solar farms have cropped up in my area. They're mounting the panels vertically facing east-west. Apparently it only reduces output by about 5 percent and gives significant protection from hailstorms.

[@paperburn]

those are bi facial panels I would suppose. They gather energy from both sides

[@PraxisAdventures]

I think that's what they're referring to as well. It's becoming a popular way to go. There's a lot to be said for focusing on early morning and late day sunlight. Personally, I find that those are the times of the day when my use of electricity iis highest anyhow.

[@PRenard2012]

Gave Thumbs up for Bidening..

[@bradstucky4621]

Great video and great idea for the extra panels. I love the rooster crow right at the end of the video. What timing!

[@adddude7524]

The best place to put solar is where ever you can fit it without it impacting anything else.

[@OriginalWillowbark]

Fence panels too

[@spazda_mx5]

Yep, you can buy pre-built solar fence panels!

[@richardstocks9139]

The panels wull degrade much slower too, as they are not going to get the full summer heat.

[@VavrMar]

The wood under the panel will suffer. Not sure if this is right from fire safety, there could easily be more than 60°C (150°F) under the panel.

[@SleepyOx2023]

Wait for transparent solar panels and you can use them on the windows

[@PraxisAdventures]

I think there are already things like that. They don't create as much current as the opaque panels, but can be used just as you suggest.

[@MrQuick-ld7fr]

Light is light. If you wanted you could Make mirrors to guide light around whole home to panels. Polished metal for durability in storms + not concentrate too much light unless you got cooling for panels planned. Research using Fiber Optic cable to transfer light and solatube tech. See if you notice a way to send light inside while shielding all panels from nature. Lol..

[@PraxisAdventures]

Light tubes are what you seem to be talking about. They're a pretty awesome tech for bringing in light to a space. I have some reflective surfaces in my east and west greenhouses that do just what you're describing too. A lot of great low-tech ways of getting things done. The fewer moving parts the better! :)

[@MrQuick-ld7fr]

@@PraxisAdventures Yes, get as much as you can out of what the system makes you pay for things too.

[@awksedgreep]

Most use double sided when mounting this way. Was surprised you didn’t mention it.

[@PraxisAdventures]

The double siding would only make sense if it wasn't mounted on my wall I would think. The double sided panel vertical mounting is usually done out in full sun facing east-west to grab sun on both sides of the rise and fall each day.

[@SierraSierraFoxtrot]

Actually if you took a 100 watt panel to space you'd get about ten times more than that from it.

[@PraxisAdventures]

Yeah, I found out recently what the rating is related to... and subsequently forgot. But now I know it's not the rating in space. ;)

[@Palermonen]

How much power does the solar table generate?

[@PraxisAdventures]

If such a table DID exist, given my experience with these things, I'd say probably about 300W or so in full sun.

[@pipoviola]

Did he said "I'm joebinding it"?

[@PraxisAdventures]

Yes he did... sort of. I was trying to say "Joe Bidening". It's nice that he finally stepped aside. It's not his fault, but he was just getting so old and that job takes a fully functioning brain to do well.

[@NCPittBull]

"Joe Bidening everywhere" lol

[@PraxisAdventures]

Just like Google became "googling", it's a rare honor in our culture to be turned into a verb. He made it to those hallowed halls.

[@michaelglenning5107]

Won't have to shovel snow off them in the winter, yes it's a good idea.

[@paperburn]

@@PraxisAdventures Or pulling a homer in the Nuke power industry!

[@PraxisAdventures]

@@paperburn That's a good one too! No one wants to be caught pulling a Homer! :)

[@SleepyOx2023]

Love it ❤

[@SleepyOx2023]

The fossil fuel mafia will wans to start kowering your viewing score

[@PraxisAdventures]

Maybe. I gave them a bone recently though in my video about using gas to clean that sticky surface off of old gadgets though... so they at least have that. ;)

[@SleepyOx2023]

@@PraxisAdventures 🤣🤣