[EandM]

[MATT BATEMAN (OWC)]

Whilst you were there you should have offered a price to clean them solar panels.




What were you doing there anyway?

[rosskesava]

He was obviously taking pictures of a truck and some solar panels.

I'd rather be down the beach myself.

 

[Mike #1]

EandM  do not have a tonneau cover over the back of your truck . Mike

[andyM]

Maybe a local "dogging" spot?

[EandM]

EandM  do not have a tonneau cover over the back of your truck . Mike

No I don't Mike. Just live in a very low crime area and take the valuable stuff in at night.

[MATT BATEMAN (OWC)]

Where dyou live mate? 

[EandM]

Whilst you were there you should have offered a price to clean them solar panels.




What were you doing there anyway?

Cleaned 66 of the 200 solar panels as they're split into 3 sections with real time monitoring. The idea being to measure the difference between the clean third over the grubby two thirds and see what the actual, measurable change in output is.

[EandM]

Where dyou live mate? 

East Devon but his was up in Somerset

[EandM]

He was obviously taking pictures of a truck and some solar panels.

I'd rather be down the beach myself.

 

Can't park down at the Beach because it's full of Grockles but it was the first, properly warm day we've had without the -8c wind chill.

[elite mike]

Whilst you were there you should have offered a price to clean them solar panels.




What were you doing there anyway?

Cleaned 66 of the 200 solar panels as they're split into 3 sections with real time monitoring. The idea being to measure the difference between the clean third over the grubby two thirds and see what the actual, measurable change in output is.

what was the results measured?

[MATT BATEMAN (OWC)]

Cleaned 66 of the 200 solar panels as they're split into 3 sections with real time monitoring.

You can certainly see the difference.

When were they last cleaned?

[ben M]

Where dyou live mate? 

East Devon but his was up in Somerset

where about in East Devon? i am in Colyford 

[EandM]

what was the results measured?


As yet, still waiting for the data but I'll post it as it should be interesting.

     


You can certainly see the difference.

When were they last cleaned?


Never. First clean since installation last year.


where about in East Devon? i am in Colyford 

Just out of Axminster.

[telfordwindowclnr]

what was the results measured?


As yet, still waiting for the data but I'll post it as it should be interesting.

     


You can certainly see the difference.

When were they last cleaned?


Never. First clean since installation last year.


where about in East Devon? i am in Colyford 

Just out of Axminster.

Not sure why I am doing this, but I'm gonna stick my neck out and give some guesstimates!  Judging by the pic, which is an inaccurate gauge because the dirty section is far away, the increase could be 30% or more. After 12-18 months after install, 12% would be about average. Due to them being relatively close to the sea though, it could be more. If they are monitored real time, why could you not tell the difference?

[EandM]

Just out of Axminster.
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Not sure why I am doing this, but I'm gonna stick my neck out and give some guesstimates!  Judging by the pic, which is an inaccurate gauge because the dirty section is far away, the increase could be 30% or more. After 12-18 months after install, 12% would be about average. Due to them being relatively close to the sea though, it could be more. If they are monitored real time, why could you not tell the difference?
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Because the customer, as of 23:48 April 7 2013, has not yet supplied me with the information and they're about 10 miles from the Sea.

[telfordwindowclnr]

Just out of Axminster.

Not sure why I am doing this, but I'm gonna stick my neck out and give some guesstimates!  Judging by the pic, which is an inaccurate gauge because the dirty section is far away, the increase could be 30% or more. After 12-18 months after install, 12% would be about average. Due to them being relatively close to the sea though, it could be more. If they are monitored real time, why could you not tell the difference?
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Because the customer, as of 23:48 April 7 2013, has not yet supplied me with the information and they're about 10 miles from the Sea.
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Ok. We can Bluetooth into some systems to get instant readings. Thought you may have done the same. 

[EandM]

Just out of Axminster.

Not sure why I am doing this, but I'm gonna stick my neck out and give some guesstimates!  Judging by the pic, which is an inaccurate gauge because the dirty section is far away, the increase could be 30% or more. After 12-18 months after install, 12% would be about average. Due to them being relatively close to the sea though, it could be more. If they are monitored real time, why could you not tell the difference?

Because the customer, as of 23:48 April 7 2013, has not yet supplied me with the information and they're about 10 miles from the Sea.
[/quote]
Ok. We can Bluetooth into some systems to get instant readings. Thought you may have done the same. 
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No I'm not that clever Steve. The customer and two neighbours are able to monitor each others outputs and one of the neighbours has just had their first clean and an apparent large hike in output - I don't know exactly how much though. I've done the first of three sections of the current job so the customer can evaluate whether I clean the other two.

[telfordwindowclnr]

Just out of Axminster.

Not sure why I am doing this, but I'm gonna stick my neck out and give some guesstimates!  Judging by the pic, which is an inaccurate gauge because the dirty section is far away, the increase could be 30% or more. After 12-18 months after install, 12% would be about average. Due to them being relatively close to the sea though, it could be more. If they are monitored real time, why could you not tell the difference?

Because the customer, as of 23:48 April 7 2013, has not yet supplied me with the information and they're about 10 miles from the Sea.

Ok. We can Bluetooth into some systems to get instant readings. Thought you may have done the same. 
[/quote]

No I'm not that clever Steve. The customer and two neighbours are able to monitor each others outputs and one of the neighbours has just had their first clean and an apparent large hike in output - I don't know exactly how much though. I've done the first of three sections of the current job so the customer can evaluate whether I clean the other two.
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I'm sure you will see a difference in output and get the other jobs. Hope you do mate. 

[EandM]

Just out of Axminster.

Not sure why I am doing this, but I'm gonna stick my neck out and give some guesstimates!  Judging by the pic, which is an inaccurate gauge because the dirty section is far away, the increase could be 30% or more. After 12-18 months after install, 12% would be about average. Due to them being relatively close to the sea though, it could be more. If they are monitored real time, why could you not tell the difference?

Because the customer, as of 23:48 April 7 2013, has not yet supplied me with the information and they're about 10 miles from the Sea.

Ok. We can Bluetooth into some systems to get instant readings. Thought you may have done the same. 

No I'm not that clever Steve. The customer and two neighbours are able to monitor each others outputs and one of the neighbours has just had their first clean and an apparent large hike in output - I don't know exactly how much though. I've done the first of three sections of the current job so the customer can evaluate whether I clean the other two.
[/quote]
I'm sure you will see a difference in output and get the other jobs. Hope you do mate. 
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Thank you. Then it will be A Fun Way To Spend A Day