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Do any of you out there use online solar or wind calculators? I refer to
them in some of my classes and presentations as tools for figuring out
size of panels needed or potential power generation and projected ROI,
etc., and am finding that many of the sites I'd used in the relatively
recent past are no longer available.<br><br>
The Sharp solar calculator is still there, but Roof Ray is not be found,
the PV Watts calculator seems to have gotten a lot more complex and I
can't find the Swift wind calculator. In fact, I can't find Swift. Are
they gone???<br><br>
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David Bergman RA LEED AP<br>
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