Four new AGM batteries installed where the Onan generator used to be. The two old batteries above have yet to be replaced.
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"Papa Chango"
Formerly named: On the Road with Gary
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Gary Schroeder
"Papa Chango"
about me
I'm a retired easy going guy. When I started this blog in 20006, I was preparing my RV to travel in search of adventure and perhaps a new place to live. The name of the blog was On The Road With Gary. I visited Lake Chapala, Jalisco, Mexico and decided to settle down.
I quit publishing the blog in 2008. I changed the name of the blog to Lake Chapala Expat.
Please read the old blog posts for details.
I quit publishing the blog in 2008. I changed the name of the blog to Lake Chapala Expat.
Please read the old blog posts for details.
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August
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- Testing the electrical system
- The Solar Project is finished.
- Mate 2
- Inverter installed
- Inverter cover off
- Chris of Solar Wind Works
- From the escape hatch
- Solar panel bracket
- Trash bag hook
- Trash bag hooks
- Door holder
- Bathroom Door holder
- Stove cover hangers
- Stove cover holders
- Fun with Coat Hangers
- Today was a good day.
- Midnight Solar E Panel wired
- Solar Panels Mounted
- The last panel is mounted.
- Last panel and batteries installed
- Fourth panel installation
- Third panel installation
- Second panel installation
- LD Roof
- Batteries installed
- Solar Install Continues
- Cables exit LD
- Cable Connections
- 12V-120V Center Inspected
- E Panel & MX60 mounted
- Neil at E Panel
- Chris at E Panel
- Solar system progress
- Gary by Cell
- Rig by Cell
- Cell Phone Fun
- Inverter-charger location
- Magazine Rack
- The solar system installation starts.
- Internet via Cell Phone
- Getting Ready - Part 8
- At Work
- Pantry
- Gary with LD
- Cabinet Door
- Getting Ready - Part 7
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August
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3 comments:
Those batteries look NIIIIIICE!
Some people get excited over the stangest things ;-)
John Calypso
Hey Gary: Interesting blog on solar. We live in Canada and we were wondering how much this system cost you approx. Things like this and batterys are very expensive here. Great info. Keep it up.
This system is not cheap here either. I still haven't received the final invoice for the installation. The hardware (not including cables and shipping costs) was $9,011.
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