The "Is-is" Epidemic

Really interesting, we should all have these, then we wouldn't have problems with energy resources....

Put down your ice cream cone and click on the "more info" link.

Two mager flaws in this video.
#1 Does not tell you where you can buy them.
#2 Does not even suggest how much they coast.

DAMN, Why don't you take the kidds to an ice cream store make them set there all day and not let them have any ice cream.
Who ever posted this video is a perverted sadist.

Energy Conversion Devices thin film adhesive photovoltaic is applied directly to an aluminum roof.
This is the future of solar energy.

at this time they are only selling to specific non public clients for some reason.

Storing power only makes sense if you're completely off grid. For urban applications, you should feed the grid instead.

Yes, but I would definitely use multiple panels and a charge controller is a *MUST*!

Today (and when you wrote the post) polysilicon (used as the basis of classic solar cells) trades 350-450$/Kg. Before Germany introduced generous paybacks, Polysilicon cost $30/Kg. PV prices are held high, despite massve recent advances, due to high polysilicon prices. As new polysilicon production comes on-stream, expect a crash in price for PV technology. You need 8g of polysilicon per watt of production.

These panels generate 12V of direct current electricity which can be used to charge a car battery neatly. If you hook it up to your battery without a charge controller then you have to be careful not to overcharge it

Could something like this be put on a car to charge up batteries for electric conversion?

Great!! so why cant we all have stuff like this??

Wonderful!
Now let's get to storing it!! : )

I would love to F**k your brains out

i cant sleep without her!

I can't watch this chick without jacking off.

cute

Me, too. :)

she's funny, i love funny girls

what did she say in 3:18 ??

where do you see her feet? maybe you mean legs..?

Thin film as fashion - check out the utlimate accesory especially if you dont want to get caught out in the dark .. search youtube for 2CLight

The sun is the most abundant source of energy-it's about time we use it. Coal and oil also come from the sun but go through a couple hundred thousand year process. Cut to the chase, go solar. Since I do business at home, I got a 30% federal tax refund. My totally installed sytem was 50k. Minus the refund the cost was 35k. My payback is in 5.8 years. After that, my energy is cosidered free. Not bad for someone in South Bend IN who gets minimal sunlight.

I live in SE Florida where electric costs exceed $3K/yr! That's a minimal average, most homes see a great deal more. Who do I contact to set up in the Greater Fort Lauderdale area?

This is a great product that works better than any other solar product in low light. Ideal for midwest and northwest climates (works great everywhere). Most of this product goes to Germany which has low light and the product works well there. Uni-Solar provides the best building integrated(BIPV) solar products around.

Inovateus Development (distributors)
Nathan(sales) nathan@inovateus (email)
-PVL 68 $353
-fill out local utilities paper work to connect to grid

As usual you leave out the practical info. that makes it easy to actualy use the product. Ex: Where can I buy it? How much do they cost? How do I get my utitility to set me up with the ability to tie into the grid (I tried getting info. from my power co. and they blew me off.) Is there a Gov. agency I can call to force them to respond? What is the expected payoff period in different climates. I'm so tired of seing theory that everyone knows, With