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From: Bryan Genez (no email)
Date: Fri Jun 25 2004 - 11:23:33 EDT
Rosalie B. wrote:
> So my assertion that the installation of solar panels did not matter
> was intended just as an example of a piece of equipment for a boat
> where there were no moving parts to go wrong so that maintenance would
> not be a monetary consideration.
Can you share with us what it takes to properly install solar panels? Every
proper installation I've seen - and I've seen dozens - required quite a bit
of work. In every slap-dash installation I've seen - and I've seen dozens -
the panels either worked inefficiently, or had failed completely.
Do you have any other examples of equipment in which installation and
maintenance are not monetary considerations? How about standing rigging?
That doesn't have moving parts, so I'd guess it requires no maintenance
either. Correct?
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