Yeah, from my understanding a partially shaded panel doesn't just reduce its

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Oct 5, 2015
4:34:04pm

cheezedawg

output, but it can actually go negative and suck power from other panels on the same invertor.

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Our next door neighbor purchased solar panels last month.

Conan

10/5/15 4:01pm

How environmentally selfish of you

FiveTen-BuckEighty

10/5/15 4:04pm

Only a ripoff company installs panels where there are trees growing

61_Shasta

10/5/15 4:05pm

That's what I told my wife, but apparently the neighbor said that even though

Conan

10/5/15 4:08pm

win-win

Sea Chicken

10/5/15 4:12pm

I call BS on that. They are only 15% efficient at best.

IndependentGeorge

10/5/15 5:27pm

Yeah, from my understanding a partially shaded panel doesn't just reduce its

cheezedawg

10/5/15 4:34pm

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StantonMac

10/5/15 4:07pm

"only a mormon"? I'm thinking there was a typo or a misread involved somewhere.

61_Shasta

10/5/15 4:17pm

Had something kinda similar a couple of years ago. We have very large mature

Oompabluepaw

10/5/15 4:15pm

Good job, Mr. Burns.

John Doe

10/5/15 4:20pm

Excellent.

monteburns

10/5/15 4:37pm

even if they did talk to you first you could move in 1 year and new neighbors

permiso

10/5/15 4:22pm

Only a math challenged person buys solar panels

ALUF 1990

10/5/15 4:27pm

Always?

cheezedawg

10/5/15 4:32pm

The shade from your trees

Northwest Cougar

10/5/15 4:48pm

probably true

permiso

10/5/15 4:51pm

Let me guess...Vivint solar?

Cosmo Kramer

10/5/15 5:42pm

Nope.

Conan

10/5/15 5:49pm

Those things are stupid. It will take years and years before they pay

Jeff Spicoli

10/5/15 7:23pm

Depends on where you live.

Conan

10/5/15 7:31pm

Unless your panels are shaded by trees. Your neighbors must not belong to MENSA.

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