Took a few shot at the big house today and figured it's time to share with ya.
Time is still at a premium,just not enough to get all I want done.
Merry Christmas to all...From "lifeat6000feet"
The bedroom is starting to take shape.
A look towards the master closet and bath.
I commissioned the system last week.
The combiner box from the roof array.
The inverter and AC voltage panel.
I'll be working the rest of the year,But will keep ya updated as I get time.
and that's the way it is.
cheers
.bb
looks good. what are the ceilings made from?
ReplyDeleteGYPSY JESS,
ReplyDeleteThem boards are 1"X8" #2 white wood, hand stained.glad someone asked...
cheers
.bb
thanks....we are looking around for ideas for our ceilings. i like it alot.
ReplyDeleteHey Jess,
ReplyDeleteThe boards go up quick. but don't let them sit around for long as they like to curl in this climate.
Stain before nailing and use a 2" finish nail.
tell Nick I said hello.
cheers.
.bb
You have been busy making dinero to pay for all that cabin and solar!
ReplyDeleteAnd that is the way life is.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
What part do the two boxes to the right of the inverter play?
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas TexasMan.
ReplyDeleteThis is part of the DC section.
The tall gray box is a 200 amp main breaker for the battery banks, The white device with cooling fins is a 60 amp MPPT charge controler.
cheers
.bb
Learn a little every day even if I am getting closer to 72! If my father-in-law had done this it would not have looked like that! I won't say the old Texas colloquial saying but that is the way he does things...not neat like your work.
ReplyDeleteHope you and your family had a Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Year!
I LOVE your place!! Where abouts are you from in the Gulf Coast? I'm in the Gulf Coast...Corpus area. Happy New Year to you and yours! Cheers~Jen
ReplyDeleteHey B, no blogging in a while, I know you aren't dead, I've seen your truck around, LOL!
ReplyDeleteHow did you do in the great freeze of 2011? We need to print up t-shirts about that. We got down to 0 for 2 nights, all of our stuff froze but nothing broke, we had a 1.5x4x4 foot ice cube on our porch, that was the water in our small tank just outside the kitchen. PB is putting insulation around that tank so hopefully that will not happen again.
Wretha
You have not blogged in a while. Hope you and your family are doing well.
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