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felixsemion
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PV and Solar Power Systems

05/19/2009 2:39 AM

I'm looking for a manufacturer/ enterpreneur who design & build solar energy system to power household/ electrical appliances. Affordable and simple installation
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05/19/2009 3:39 AM

Modern solar energy systems pour their collected power into the national grid here. The appliance simply plugs into the regular wall outlet.

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05/19/2009 9:56 AM

Where are you? Optimal solar requires site specifics.

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05/19/2009 7:24 PM

I'm from Sabah(North Borneo) & my country is Malaysia. I reside in the district of Long Pasia where no power supply available. I will be glad if you could design a simple solar power system that can be use directly onto electrical appliances i.e rice cooker or boiling water. TQ
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