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oil pan 4 · 10-17-17, 10:47 PM

Total power going to UV should only be a several dozen kwh per year.
I didn't say I was going to use gshp for heating, I will likely use what ever I can get my hands on that will burn, wood, wood pellets, coal, some propane, it doesn't really matter.
If I was going to go off grid I would use good old fashioned lead acid forklift batteries.

The roof line runs north to south on most of the roof so I'm limited in the number of panels I can easily attach to the roof.
I won't really know for sure how much power I will need until I get the well and water up and going. Because when it doesn't rain I'm going to be pumping a lot more.

10-17-17, 10:47 PM	#9
oil pan 4 Land owner Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: NM Posts: 1,026 Thanks: 12 Thanked 127 Times in 107 Posts	Total power going to UV should only be a several dozen kwh per year. I didn't say I was going to use gshp for heating, I will likely use what ever I can get my hands on that will burn, wood, wood pellets, coal, some propane, it doesn't really matter. If I was going to go off grid I would use good old fashioned lead acid forklift batteries. The roof line runs north to south on most of the roof so I'm limited in the number of panels I can easily attach to the roof. I won't really know for sure how much power I will need until I get the well and water up and going. Because when it doesn't rain I'm going to be pumping a lot more. Last edited by oil pan 4; 10-18-17 at 08:10 AM..