With the temperatures cooperating for the first time in 6 months, I crawled on top of the Beast with 10 sheets of Styrofoam that are cut very close to the sizes of the 10 solar panels I bought. They were also conveniently in the solar panel boxes sent to cushion them for shipping.
Until now I only had a rough idea of where I was putting the 10 panels, I was pretty sure there was space, I just wasn't sure what all would be on the chopping block to make room for them.
So I have my before picture of the very cluttered roof:
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Cluttered Dirty Rooftop |
After placing my solar mock-ups around, I ended up with this series of looks..
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7 Panels, bye bye to the HD Antenna and the wind cover for the fan. |
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As I suspected, the Solar Dish is a goner. Middle 2 panels.
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Final Panel in the back corner.
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