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time	user name	message
Jul 18, 2026 05:46:00	dangur	A good residential solar panel lasts 25–30 years, and most still produce 80–90% of their original power at the end of that lifespan.
Jul 18, 2026 05:45:01	dangur	i think as the 23% gets better i think it could take off
Jul 18, 2026 05:43:56	dangur	i dont live in Texas it just came up
Jul 18, 2026 05:42:54	dangur	Texas is only slightly below equatorial regions in total solar energy.
Jul 18, 2026 05:39:52	dangur	if you want to live on the equator there are only 13 countries to choose from
Jul 18, 2026 05:36:48	dangur	so they probably cost millions to produce
Jul 18, 2026 05:36:03	dangur	those cells with that 47% are used in aerospace so like NASA
Jul 18, 2026 05:34:49	dangur	and sure you can probably make that but can you mass produce it
Jul 18, 2026 05:33:21	dangur	just think if it ever hit 50%
Jul 18, 2026 05:32:59	dangur	anyways apparently a typical solar panel nowadays will convert 18-23% of the sunlight that hits it into usable electricty
Jul 18, 2026 05:31:58	dangur	the dog wanted to go to bed
Jul 18, 2026 05:25:31	dangur	until it blows over and makes a hole in your neighbors roof LUL
Jul 18, 2026 05:24:34	dangur	some homes dont face east and west
Jul 18, 2026 05:24:02	dangur	then times that by size of each panel
Jul 18, 2026 05:23:10	dangur	400W panels generate 1.6–2.5 kWh/day depending on location A typical U.S. home uses ~29–30 kWh/day
Jul 18, 2026 05:20:50	cohopponentbot	i mean that they're just going to be bigger
Jul 18, 2026 05:20:23	dangur	look up 400w panels because thats what they use on homes
Jul 18, 2026 05:14:07	dangur	something sounds off because it should be way more expensive than that
Jul 18, 2026 05:12:32	cohopponentbot	five hundred
Jul 18, 2026 05:12:26	dangur	be generous just say 2000
Jul 18, 2026 05:11:39	dangur	now add the inverter + lifepo batteries
Jul 18, 2026 05:07:47	dangur	i kilowatt-hour is 1000 watts used for one hour
Jul 18, 2026 05:06:54	dangur	4.2
Jul 18, 2026 05:06:48	dangur	no thats total watts a day
Jul 18, 2026 05:06:21	dangur	that should be in kwh
Jul 18, 2026 05:05:41	dangur	4200
Jul 18, 2026 05:05:41	cohopponentbot	my head
Jul 18, 2026 05:03:37	dangur	so i guessed my pc et all would be 400w on average an hour thats 9600 watts a day
Jul 18, 2026 05:02:00	dangur	the thing you have to consider is i have to store it, it has to keep making power while still being used and i only have roughly 8-9 hours of sunlight
Jul 18, 2026 05:00:42	dangur	just those panels i can lay outside

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