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It then took a couple of months to get the permitting and inspections sorted out because city rules changed over the past year.

I’m pleased with the result. I just hope all the work to give it tracking pays off.

Take a look at Michael Spencer’s impressive Grid-tied Tracking Ground Mount in Texas!:

“I had general DIY experience, with a degree in mechanical engineering.

I spent many hours searching online for suppliers that had the kit I was looking for. There were a few other supplies, but not with exactly the kit I wanted.

I wanted micro-inverters and needed flexibility in mounting hardware since it wasn’t a standard mount.

The most difficult part of the installation was mounting the solar panel deck with just a lumber A-frame and a chain hoist.

I had one person helping me to get the tower in the ground and mount the deck.

It took a couple of years to finish the frame and get it in the ground. But once that was done, I could order the panel kit, which I installed in a couple of weeks due to weather hold-ups.

It then took a couple of months to get the permitting and inspections sorted out because city rules changed over the past year.

I’m pleased with the result. I just hope all the work to give it tracking pays off.”

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Once the project was finished, when the fridge lit up, we almost fainted! Exhilarating is too mild a word.
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Nathan H.’s Solar Installation

  • System Cost: ~$21,000 including installation
  • Yearly System Output: 16,202 kWh per year
  • Federal Tax Incentive: Qualifies for $6,200 U.S. Federal Tax Credit
  • Utility Rates: 8.77 cents/kWh
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Install of the Month – July 2017

  • System Size: 11.16 kW
  • Yearly System Output: 15,214 kWh per year
  • Federal Tax Incentive: Qualifies for $4,650 Federal tax credit
  • Utility Rates: 9.1 cents/kWh
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