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  1. 05-31-2009, 11:24 #11
    CareyH
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    Quote Originally Posted by DOC View Post
    Power is cheap if you hook into the grid. But if you plan for a backup get a genny.

    *puts on tin foil hat* if you hook into the grid the man will know where you are and what your doing! lol
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    That Matrix has you.
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    Spend $5 ,, get the Backwoods Solar "booklet" ,, off grid from 1kw-20kw,,also a great little guide/reference.
    Look at their #1 starter kit.Under home power basics,,6 examples

    http://www.backwoodssolar.com/

    Also check here,,depending on power needs...

    http://www.solarstik.com/?gclid=CJSD...FRJxxwodijpukQ
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