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Solar
by Reden Rodriguez on May 29, 2007

For those who have not seen one, a solar heat consists of a hot water storage tank and a flat plate collector, the tool that captures the heat from the sun. The tank links to a series of pipes which are set at an incline to capture sunlight. Of course, area plays a big role here with a bigger area capturing more sunlight, translating to more energy. But there is of course a rule on proportion since the tanks are proportional to the collector size.
What is good now is that aside from water, you can power batteries or back up systems with solar energy. Saves the hassle of looking for an electric torch during black outs.
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