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January 02, 2014, 11:38:27 AM
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Too costly.  Spend 2k$ on farm +10k$ on batteries and panels. You'll have to run this for years to get you money back. (IF you will get them back ever).
By the way, at my location - sun and the wind will not be enought to power any device for a half of a year.
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February 12, 2014, 03:40:05 PM
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Thanks for the info! definitely looking into it
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February 17, 2014, 11:12:20 PM
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Too costly.  Spend 2k$ on farm +10k$ on batteries and panels. You'll have to run this for years to get you money back. (IF you will get them back ever).
By the way, at my location - sun and the wind will not be enought to power any device for a half of a year.

It's like this with any solar system. They are expected to take 12-14 years to pay off in most cases. But they last for almost twice that (or more), so the long term benefits are great. The short term are not.

In the US, you can also get tax rebates, though, that cover like 30% of the cost of your panels and installation. But again, the cost is great; you do this for the long haul, not to earn back your money in a year. If it were that simple, every house in the world would already have solar panels.

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