Re: Need a skilled residential installer in New River, AZ area.

["Bob La Londe" <none@xxxxxxxx>]

"Jim" <alarminex@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> On Jan 12, 7:01 pm, "Bob La Londe" <n...@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> "Robert Macy" <robert.a.m...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>
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>> > On Jan 11, 11:08 am, Robert Macy <robert.a.m...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> >> Need to talk with you if you're in the area north of Phoenix.
>>
>> >> Outdoor wired, four camera system.
>>
>> > Upon rereading the Subject line, decided the Subject line I wrote
>> > sounds RUDE!
>>
>> > Thus, changed to [I hope] better Subject line.
>>
>> > ...I still need to reach a skilled installer in my area.
>>
>> I didn't read anything into it, and would have responded, but there are
>> others who are closer than me.  I'ld be glad to help you myself, but the
>> road trip charges would be killer.  Fuel just isn't cheap these days.
>
> Oh come on Bob. You must have a solar powered vehicle tucked away
> somewhere on a shelf in that warehouse of yours.

Nope.

> Or at least you must
> have most of the parts and tools to make one.

Probablly.

> Get some solar
> panels .... attach them to that motor you were working on and with all
> that sunlight down there you could be over to the job in a.......
> umm ... maybe a week or so.

Well, I do have a stack of 60 watt panels and a couple 30 watt panels I use
for model homes when the power company hasn't brought power into the
development yet.  How much horsepower do you think I can develop with with
420 watts?


My math says that would be about 0.563229278 horsepower.  Subtract the loss
for an inverter to convert to 230V and another inverter to convert from
single phase to 3 phase, and I expect I could walk there and back two or
three times in the time that motor would take to get me there.  LOL.

Maybe a small DC motor might work better.  LOL.