TruckElectric
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Electric truck with solar panels
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TruckElectric
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Would work great in the Southwest U.S.
Crissa
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Yeah, might actually get some miles!
But solar for onboard systems is a great idea. Free energy so you can heat/cool and manage your systems without vampire drain. So quiet ^-^
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TruckElectric
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H-E-B grocery chain in Texas could use this.
dtruckman
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I have solar on our 2br 2bath house in Nevada. We have to pay NV energy $ 15/month to put their meter on the house. We were grandfathered in on net metering which is like have your own energy company. We sell during the days for the most credits and use the credits for the nights or build up credits too. This was our 7th house and luckily our most effiecent. I want to add more panels when the CT rolls in next year(?)
