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Remember people lived for literally thousands of years without AC.
As stated - Solar is not a portable option for AC. A small bumper pull RV will give them what they need (portable power via generator) with a minimum of cost and headaches. Plus a toilet, fresh water and fridge.
Solar is over rated. I spent $9,000 on a system that will maintain my freezers if needed. To get enough power to run a whole home will take more $ and panels than I have in bank or room for.I have a generator that I rely upon for shorter outages - say several days of no electricity. I used it a few years back for 3 straight days. If I were buying a new one, I would get one that could run on gasoline, NG, or propane.
Large scale Grid down scenario is a different ball game. Solar would be the best for that. I just don't have the $$$ to commit to an event that may never happen.
Solar is over rated. I spent $9,000 on a system that will maintain my freezers if needed. To get enough power to run a whole home will take more $ and panels than I have in bank or room for.
It is a great alternative. However in order to do say a 40kw a day system to run an entire house it would run around $10,000 or better. If you compare the amount of your electric bill over a year it would take $ for return $ MANY MANY years.I’m curious how solar is over rated.
Question: Doesn’t it have a place for energy harvesting?
Respectfully
Chris
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It is a great alternative. However in order to do say a 40kw a day system to run an entire house it would run around $10,000 or better. If you compare the amount of your electric bill over a year it would take $ for return $ MANY MANY years.