Sure? I've had PV on my roof for the past year. 430W nominal panels. Problem is most of them point east and some of them point west, because the orientation of my house, and the ones that point west are shaded the later half of the afternoon due to trees. Despite the sub optimal orientation, they average about 2kwh daily when the sun is shining.

I'm in lower NY where we have like... weather and stuff, y;know? I'm sure they'd do a lot better in California with better orientation. Full sun for 5 hours a day on average is not unreasonable.
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Remember, when you look into the void in the form of social media on your phone while you shit, the void looks also into you

inkjet printing holes into material is going to be neat

They will not work in a power outage, because that would mean it could feed power back into a downed electrical grid which is how people get killed. It's also extremely illegal for that reason.

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The payback for these types of systems is like 3-6 years depending on circumstances.

A single 400W panel with microinverter should handily average 2kwh daily as pong as it's pointed in vaguely the right direction. In California that's reducing our electric bill by over 60 cents a day just for power costs, not including avoided taxes and fees. Doesn't sound like much, but at $400 "installed" it's paid for itself in well under 2 years. After that, basically free money as savings to the tune of like $20/mo.

And you can take it with you.

I'd say it's a no-brainer if you have a place to put it, but if you're actually opposed to the concept you might actually not have a brain.
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I get paid for my excess solar. Not a lot, mind you, and only once a year, but they still cut me a check if my net balance is negative.

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There are mini clip-on current sensors. For measuring potential you still need to either also know resistance, or probe the points between which you want to measure it. You could measure differential current, and then if you used that measurement to break a circuit, you'd have a GF[C]I.

Am in the UK. Am being paid for exporting solar-generated electricity from my house.

Yes they match phase obviously.

For safety they output nothing unless they see a power signal.

Utilities in California really only make money on new generation projects, which is why PGE killed residential grid tied solar here by making it unprofitable.

I think google should pull their virtual head out of their corporate ass and realize that sucking up to Trump isn't good for a future in which they get to continue to exist.

State driver's licenses exist, at least today and for decades (as long as I can remember is itself, alas, a significant number of those now — but longer than that) alongside state ID cards which resemble them and perform the same function.

SSNs were never intended to be used for anything else, and should not have been. But here we are with allegedly non-social credit scores.

Typical anti-consumer, corporation-fellating clown shit from the usual source. We get it, anything the corporations do is great and we should all look up to them. If we were righteous, we would be as successful as they are!

This is why antitrust law exists and applies to more than monopolies.

No, and in fact we should never have used SSNs for anything but social security and taxes.

Other nations presumably have National ID because they don't leave so much up to states. States are actually relevant here.

Maybe he has experience with one of the Navy things they have done to fuck over customers