Saturday, December 20, 2014 5:57:39 PM
I don't want to get rid of anything. Just have the most efficient out there. Once you start from the beginning you can set up for a full but efficient lifestyle. Even if I have to spend $25K for batteries. Do most of the heavy work during the day, saving the batteries.
I always like this video.
New TVs are quite efficient.
Hardest part of it would be creating a system that I can charge a Tesla!
I agree with HUP Solar.
Houses like this one a designed to have Extra Power at the end of the day. And with SLTD panels you would need many less.
http://zero-energyplans.com/plans/positive-nrg-1100-cabin/
Imo it doesn't have to be that tough. It's just those few days in Wisconsin without sun.!
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