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This inverter is fed from 300w of solar panels via a charge controller and batteries.
It's used with a plug extension to charge 'phones, cameras, and other small bits of equipment I switch it off at night.
You can find out more about DC and off grid living in our blog lafermedesourrou.blogspot.com/
Bluewater ready OEM arch by Klacko Marine Inc.
Rutland Windgenerator mounting pole
1.2kW Solar Panel Array
This plaque is laid in concrete at the foot of the staircase to the lookout.
Hirz Mountain Lookout. Shasta-Trinity National Forest, California.
Naomi and I rented a small tiny home/cabin through Air BNB for a little weekend getaway to hit the restart button. We took her polaroid camera as well but I didn't scan any of those in.
Nikon D810
Prime Lenses for the interior, the Blackwater falls photo I believe I snapped with my new 24-70.
Beautiful anniversary weekend with my girl.
IG @ truthcanbebought
Copyright (C) 2019. Ryan S Burkett. All Rights Reserved.
Permaculture practices in soil and fertility Building at Salamander Springs Farm: (2) GREEN MANURES/COVER CROPS
The water is channeled into three long “flumes” with average temperatures of 98, 105 and 110 degrees Fahrenheit. American Onsen Hotel Resort.
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the front of marilyn pedretti's strawbale home in holmen, wisconsin. she's got 8 solar panels for a total of 1Kwh of power, and is completely off-grid. she's got a metal roof, and the house is designed with a passive solar layout (designed by todd osman.)
the deck wraps around to the back of the house and is made from composite recycled wood and plastic decking.
marilyn started building this in may of 2006, and just moved in two weeks ago (september 2007). she's still got a few things to finish up, but it's an amazing house as it is.
you can read an article on marilyn pedretti's strawbale home from her local paper here.
seen on the 2007 MREA wisconsin solar tour.
Each one of these parts of the tower is too heavy for one person to lift. When you see them laid out like this it's a bit scary.
This is us working out where to put the holes for the guy ropes and have a clear passage for the tractor so that we can erect the mast and let it down again for maintenance.
Naomi and I rented a small tiny home/cabin through Air BNB for a little weekend getaway to hit the restart button. We took her polaroid camera as well but I didn't scan any of those in.
Nikon D810
Prime Lenses for the interior, the Blackwater falls photo I believe I snapped with my new 24-70.
Beautiful anniversary weekend with my girl.
IG @ truthcanbebought
Copyright (C) 2019. Ryan S Burkett. All Rights Reserved.
This little solar panel is placed between the two solar thermal panels. All it does is drive a glycol pump. When the sun is out the pump moves the glycol from the solar thermal panels into the hot water tank where the heat is transferred to water. Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures www.greenenergyfutures.ca
Permaculture practices in soil and fertility Building at Salamander Springs Farm: (3) COMPOST and MANURES
Volunteers were key to building the Kinney Earthship. More than 30 camped on-site and helped build it while learning key Earthship design concepts. Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures www.greenenergyfutures.ca