@patrickworld @DrOinFLA @kevinrns I'm in western Washington state. Where it always rains 🙂
@mmeadway @patrickworld @DrOinFLA@lounge.town @kevinrns
We just installed a 10KW system, and it generates power even when it rains, or is cloudy. $30K, installed, and our power bill has been 25% to 30% of what it normally is, even with holiday lights and lots more cloudy/rainy days than we're used to. The other day we had sun all day and it kicked out 40KWh.
@quokka1 @mmeadway @patrickworld @DrOinFLA@lounge.town @kevinrns
US dollars. I'll get a $9k tax credit, so the actual end cost to me will be $21k.
@ScottSoCal @mmeadway @patrickworld @DrOinFLA @kevinrns i know a direct AUD to USD comparison doesn't work, but that seems a lot!
@quokka1 @mmeadway @patrickworld @DrOinFLA@lounge.town @kevinrns
A 10KW system is bigger than most people get, but I'm installing in stages, and plan to switch to 2 EV small SUVs. I wanted something that could get us essentially grid independent, 24 hours a day.
@ScottSoCal @mmeadway @patrickworld @DrOinFLA @kevinrns what dollars are those?