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  • SunEagle
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    Originally posted by Mike90250
    alzoobery2001 - you are out of order, and have been notified of this by several moderators. Now you get a timeout and can sit in the corner for a couple days. Ask a question on your OWN thread. If you can't figure that out, ask on the new members forum. Not in the middle of another thread
    Thanks Mike----------------- I had problems editing his posts which contained phone number and email addresses. There were dozens of them all the same across multiple threads. I then decided to start deleting his posts but not sure if that worked or not. -----------------------Strange I have Mod powers but not editing control of even my posts on this computer. Hope solar pete gets this straightened out soon.

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  • Mike90250
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    Originally posted by alzoobery2001
    Dear
    I need to buy wholesale the Fuji 92w . 319v solar and i need all others models made in Fuji . If u have please send prices for all models fuji solar .
    Please contact me to mobile
    My Whatsapp and Viber
    My Adress ( )
    Regard
    alzoobery2001 - you are out of order, and have been notified of this by several moderators. Now you get a timeout and can sit in the corner for a couple days.
    Ask a question on your OWN thread. If you can't figure that out, ask on the new members forum. Not in the middle of another thread
    Last edited by Mike90250; 08-15-2015, 02:04 PM.

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  • russ
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    Originally posted by Geegrrl
    Just learning about both boating and solar panels. My dream is to have an electric powered boat that will not have to come to shore at all unless it wants to! I'm going off grid and hoping to become self sufficient in every way possible. I love gadgets and electronics. Solar sounds very exciting!
    Let us start off with - "get real" What you described is super expensive plus impractical.

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  • Mike90250
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    That's an admirable goal. In reality, solar power while possible for living and transportation in a boat, is going to be both very expensive, and very slow. Even in large cruising sailboats, there is seldom enough area for PV panels, and salt spray and electronics are poor partners.
    But if you have the money and the will, we will tell you what is possible, as opposed to the salesmen giving you a smoke show

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  • Hello, I'm newbie hoping to have a self sufficient liveaboard boat.

    Just learning about both boating and solar panels. My dream is to have an electric powered boat that will not have to come to shore at all unless it wants to! I'm going off grid and hoping to become self sufficient in every way possible. I love gadgets and electronics. Solar sounds very exciting!
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