I agree completely - BUT - I've heard my share of Republicans use this phrase as well.
Unfortunately very true , I could totally see Nikki blathering on along these lines .
I agree completely - BUT - I've heard my share of Republicans use this phrase as well.
my semi-auto 12 gauge with a 19 round magazine
.I still think there should be some diagonals to brace it, It sways more than i like in high winds.
I'm pretty confident that my semi-auto 12 gauge with a 19 round magazine is all the security I need.
Very very cool dude
I love the whole pergola style dual purpose
Thats what I wanna do
Did you guys find a plan for framing structures specific to solar or just wing it?? Looks like an all steel structure??
FYI, if you install the solar panels on top of a pergola, the cost of the pergola can be claimed as part of the total cost of your solar install. This means if the federal tax credit for solar is 30%, you can write off 30% of the cost of the pergola. It is considered the solar mounting structure and perfectly legal and IRS approved. I have 8 panels mounted on top of my pergola.
What if one mounts solar panels to the roll bar of a Jeep.
That's awesome and similar to the way I would want it done if I ever pulled the trigger. I don't want it on my roof for 2 reasons. 1) when you need to replace the shingles I would think it would be a nightmare and 2) I feel like I could handle 90% of the work reducing the cost substantially. I would want an electrician look it over and connect everything to my existing panel.
Esp. in Florida?
Had a guy from an apparently reputable solar installation company come by to give me his spiel. He asked me up front if his numbers were lower than the utility company, if that would make me happy. I don't like salesmanship BS to start with - so I told him "it might" but that there were other considerations. One of those is insurance - but show me your numbers, I want to know what the bottom line is.
He immediately wanted to know who my InsCo was. I can only assume that he then wanted to discuss the many insurance issues with me - or maybe give me some shuck-and-jive on the subject, I really don't know. For some reason, I didn't answer him directly - I told him "With a house this old? There's only ONE insurance company who will cover me." I really expected him to respond with "Oh, its Citizen's." He did not. He professed that he didn't know who it could possibly be. My spidey senses went on full alert at this point. I asked him "Who is the InsCo of last resort in the state of Florida?" - EVERYBODY in the state who has ever dealt with insurance will know this. He did not. I even asked him how long he'd lived here - "my whole lifetime."
So - if this guy wants to discuss insurance issues with me, and doesn't even know the facts of life regarding Florida homeowner's insurance, he's wasting my time. "I think we're done here..." We never did discuss his solar system, but I knew exactly what insurance was going to cost me as I emailed my agent about it yesterday - about $1,500/yr extra. That badly skews the numbers away from a solar solution, but I was willing to listen to the guy, but he obviously doesn't know all the considerations yet pretends that he does. I told him that I "suggest you get an education on the subject..." - he could poke his nose into ANY InsCo office in the state and get the answer immediately...
Ya wanna sell me something this expensive, ya better have ALL your ducks in a row...
Huge scams going on in florida over solar.
https://www.fox13news.com/news/florida-attorney-general-solar-energy-scam-sunshine-state-guide