Sir Charls Shults shows us how he can make 6 kw Solar Systems for a fraction of today’s PV solar panel costs. Power your home & Electric Car for $6,000 instead of over $50,000 for PV systems!
Duration : 0:2:45
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#1 by aaronready1 at January 27th, 2010
nuclear medicine …
nuclear medicine sucks man….its not the answer, its part of the problem! we’re iradiating ourselves to death!
#2 by catatonicable at January 27th, 2010
How were you …
How were you knighted ?. And you need to follow the sun with this system.
#3 by plumrdude at January 27th, 2010
Can you use that TV …
Can you use that TV screen to burn off that mustache???
#4 by builtSOLARPANEL at January 27th, 2010
I have installed …
I have installed own solar panels at home. Now it’s easy
#5 by lp000028 at January 27th, 2010
the real question …
the real question are you going to get past just talking
#6 by garagecrap at January 27th, 2010
payoff 5-6 years – …
payoff 5-6 years -time to replace the whole system again and start over.
#7 by Shomize at January 27th, 2010
this… is what i …
this… is what i have been looking for, the time has come for change.
#8 by hitssquad at January 27th, 2010
radiochemistry. org …
radiochemistry. org/nuclearmedicine/radioisotopes/01_ isotopes_ dt. shtml
“nearly one hundred radioisotopes [are] used in diagnosis, therapy, or investigations in nuclear medicine.”
“Of the 30 million people who are hospitalized each year in the United States, 1/3 are treated with nuclear medicine. More than 10 million nuclear-medicine procedures are performed on patients and more than 100 million nuclear-medicine tests are performed each year in the United States alone.”
#9 by hitssquad at January 27th, 2010
@rocketsensor “for …
@rocketsensor “for the same reason nuclear waster gets guarded today”
Did you know that spent nuclear fuel changes over time? Did you know that all radioactive isotopes are potentially useful?
en. wikipedia. org/wiki/Nuclear_ waste#Re-use_ of_ waste
“Another option is to find applications of the isotopes in nuclear waste so as to re-use them. Already, caesium-137, strontium-90 and a few other isotopes are extracted for certain industrial applications such as food irradiation and [RTG's].”
#10 by rocketsensor at January 27th, 2010
for the same reason …
for the same reason nuclear waster gets guarded today!
#11 by kentcrawf at January 27th, 2010
facinating video… …
facinating video………are you related to alex tribeck?
#12 by Bassmasta79 at January 27th, 2010
did you know that …
did you know that the sun gives us more than 200,000x the amount of energy that we use today… there is no reason as to why we should not all be solar powered
#13 by Lvduggo69 at January 27th, 2010
I built my own …
I built my own cigerette. Sooo naaaah eeek !
#14 by abmod03 at January 27th, 2010
I built my own …
I built my own Solar Panels for under $100 and a Solar Water Heater for UNDER $10 that are currently powering my 1700 Square Foot home! I used the simple plans at:
ambigrid-review.blogspot(DOT)com
#15 by sabrewolfbilly at January 27th, 2010
it seems to me that …
it seems to me that the focus of the suns rays are very important to heating the water like burning things with a magnifying glass. So wouldn’t this be altered with the rotation of the earth and the suns position in the sky? just wondering if you would need to compinsate for that.
#16 by sabrewolfbilly at January 27th, 2010
Why is there no …
Why is there no machine to take the heat of fire and turn it into energy for cars— there is- its called a steam powered generator
#17 by joblagz at January 27th, 2010
how is this a …
how is this a breakthrough?? this has been around for ages! it is very impractical..
think of something else..
#18 by abmod04 at January 27th, 2010
I built my own …
I built my own Solar Panels for UNDER $100 which are currently powering my 1700 square foot home using the plans at:
ambigrid-review.blogspot(DOT)com
#19 by free4me55 at January 27th, 2010
I probably wouldn’t …
I probably wouldn’t of never got my solar power system if it wasn’t for his guide tinyurl(dot)com/nxapnu, and the stuff this guy is talking about goes way over my head like using the heat to boil water and using the energy to IDK but definately interesting.
#20 by sjh7132 at January 27th, 2010
You’d also need a …
You’d also need a tracking system, which would be a little challenge since the hot water tubes would have to be flexible.
#21 by sjh7132 at January 27th, 2010
Do you have a real …
Do you have a real generator that’s 60% efficient or is that an estimate? How about running the bot water back into the boiler, then you don’t need the other panels to preheat the water.
#22 by cmarcus86 at January 27th, 2010
Makron5, how old …
Makron5, how old are you? I would not associate conservative with Makron5 or environmentally ignorant. I look up to people like Charles Shultz who are go-getter entrepreneurs. Nice Work, keep it up
#23 by Antispaceman at January 27th, 2010
Three ways of …
Three ways of transferring energy, conduction, convection, radiation. Energy is never lost just converted. Conduction, energy transferred through solids. Convection is energy being transferred by air. Radiation is transmitted through electromagnetic waves, the sun produces infra-red radiation which heats the water, your body gives off infra-red radiation. Radiation unlike the other two can travel through a vacuum. Infra-red radiation is at a higher frequency therefore energy than visible light.
#24 by darkins779 at January 27th, 2010
You should consider …
You should consider getting an education
#25 by radzai at January 27th, 2010
Hey Makron, your id …
Hey Makron, your id should be Moron5. What century are you from? I know conservatives are not the brightest people in the world but I’m sure even George Bush heard of solar panels. You make liberals seem smart.