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pianotuna
Jun 16, 2013Nomad III
Hi Acei,
It is better to work with "worst case" and have a pleasant surprise than to be over optimistic and have a nasty surprise in the form of a short fall of energy. Obviously we get many more hours of sun in June than in December. But energy use may often be much greater in December.
Here is a place to do some "look ups" on solar insolation rates:
Photovoltaic potential
Since you are in the Toronto area this may be useful:
Toronto, Canada
It is better to work with "worst case" and have a pleasant surprise than to be over optimistic and have a nasty surprise in the form of a short fall of energy. Obviously we get many more hours of sun in June than in December. But energy use may often be much greater in December.
Here is a place to do some "look ups" on solar insolation rates:
Photovoltaic potential
Since you are in the Toronto area this may be useful:
Toronto, Canada
Acei wrote:
I will need close to 1000w of solar panel according to the sheet (based on the assumption that I only have 4 hours of sunlight per day - is this a good assumption?)
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