Annual reminder

On Sep 22, 10:57=A0am, Morris Dovey <[email protected]> wrote:
> The autumnal equinox is today and woodworkers in the northern hemisphere
> who intended to solar heat their workshops are running out of time to
> get the job done in decent working conditions...
>
> ...and woodworkers in the southern hemisphere would do well to get a
> start on your solar project now.
>
> If you're in need of project inspiration, I can recommend browsing
> throughhttp://www.builditsolar.com- a site just for those who want to
> build their own solar systems.
>
> (Wanting everyone to have a comfortable workshop.)
>
> --
> Morris Dovey
> DeSoto Solar
> DeSoto, Iowa USAhttp://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/

It would make a lot more sense to buy some of your panels wouldn't it?
I studied them closely and they certainly are an excellent
value....and the fact that they're proven to work makes me think that
the payback is quick..(depending where one lives of course.)

Robatoy wrote:

> It would make a lot more sense to buy some of your panels wouldn't it?
> I studied them closely and they certainly are an excellent
> value....and the fact that they're proven to work makes me think that
> the payback is quick..(depending where one lives of course.)

You can shill for me anytime and everytime the mood strikes. :-))

I make 'em good - and have worked on my design long enough that it'll be
tough for anyone to match...

...but (important word!) the sun will shine on everyone's panels more or
less equally - and I'm not reluctant to encourage those who can to build
their own and enjoy that free heat.

--
Morris Dovey
DeSoto Solar
DeSoto, Iowa USA
http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/

mac davis wrote:

> Just the opposite here in Baja, Morris... I'm looking forward to
> cooler, less humid weather and LESS solar heating of the shop. ;-]
>
> (and much less time with the AC on)

Direct solar air conditioning is a bit more difficult than heating and
will take a while yet, but I think I have a solution. It'll be a
pleasure to set one up for you when it's done...

BTW (should it make a difference) it'll be absolutely silent. :-)

--
Morris Dovey
DeSoto Solar
DeSoto, Iowa USA
http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/

On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 09:57:28 -0500, Morris Dovey <[email protected]>
wrote:

>The autumnal equinox is today and woodworkers in the northern hemisphere
>who intended to solar heat their workshops are running out of time to
>get the job done in decent working conditions...
>
>...and woodworkers in the southern hemisphere would do well to get a
>start on your solar project now.
>
>If you're in need of project inspiration, I can recommend browsing
>through http://www.builditsolar.com - a site just for those who want to
>build their own solar systems.
>
>(Wanting everyone to have a comfortable workshop.)


And yet another reminder...

Get your annual prostate PSA checkup and live a better, longer life.
My father did not, and now he's dead because of it.

mac davis wrote:

> On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 09:57:28 -0500, Morris Dovey <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>The autumnal equinox is today and woodworkers in the northern hemisphere
>>who intended to solar heat their workshops are running out of time to
>>get the job done in decent working conditions...
>>
>>...and woodworkers in the southern hemisphere would do well to get a
>>start on your solar project now.
>>
>>If you're in need of project inspiration, I can recommend browsing
>>through http://www.builditsolar.com - a site just for those who want to
>>build their own solar systems.
>>
>>(Wanting everyone to have a comfortable workshop.)
>
> Just the opposite here in Baja, Morris...
> I'm looking forward to cooler, less humid weather and LESS solar heating
> of the
> shop. ;-]
>
> (and much less time with the AC on)

Heading that direction here in Tucson also. Getting to that time of year
where it's dangerous to travel to other places. One tends to forget that
they have weather in other parts of the country.

--
If you're going to be dumb, you better be tough

"Phisherman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...

> And yet another reminder...
>
> Get your annual prostate PSA checkup and live a better, longer life.
> My father did not, and now he's dead because of it.

0.9 this year! Down a tenth each of the last three years!

Dave in Houston

"Phisherman" wrote:

> And yet another reminder...
>
> Get your annual prostate PSA checkup and live a better, longer life.
> My father did not, and now he's dead because of it.

Annual PSA completed last week, dip stick check this Wed.

Thanks for reminding people.

Lew

Phisherman wrote:
>

Sorry for your loss.

"Morris Dovey" wrote:

> The autumnal equinox is today and woodworkers in the northern
> hemisphere who intended to solar heat their workshops are running
> out of time to get the job done in decent working conditions...
>
> ...and woodworkers in the southern hemisphere would do well to get a
> start on your solar project now.


Heard an interesting piece on NPR this afternoon.

Seems the electrical grid in Iraq is so unreliable that they are
starting to power street lights with solar panels since street light
reduce violence.

Kind of ironic, a nation with enormous oil reserves is developing
alternate energy sources.

Lew

On Mon, 22 Sep 2008 09:57:28 -0500, Morris Dovey <[email protected]> wrote:

>The autumnal equinox is today and woodworkers in the northern hemisphere
>who intended to solar heat their workshops are running out of time to
>get the job done in decent working conditions...
>
>...and woodworkers in the southern hemisphere would do well to get a
>start on your solar project now.
>
>If you're in need of project inspiration, I can recommend browsing
>through http://www.builditsolar.com - a site just for those who want to
>build their own solar systems.
>
>(Wanting everyone to have a comfortable workshop.)

Just the opposite here in Baja, Morris...
I'm looking forward to cooler, less humid weather and LESS solar heating of the
shop. ;-]

(and much less time with the AC on)


mac

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