Repair of broken PV modules [RE-wrenches]

[graham at solarexpert.com]

Joel Davidson wrote:
> It's fun to chat about PV oddities, but PV is definitely mainstream.
> Today I gave a presentation to 40 members of the Association of
> Consulting Electrical Engineers. I could see the eyes light up when I
> told these suit-and-tie licensed engineers what net metered PV costs
> after rebates, tax credits and depreciation. Almost all had commercial
> clients who could benefit from PV. If you think 2001 was a good year for
> PV, then you will just love 2002.



Joel,

I agree with you completely and am very optimistic about the future of 
solar power.  I have a few pictures of the new Siemens LA manufacturing 
plant on this web page  www.solarexpert.com/grid-tie/press5.html 

I also agree that having a little fun about PV oddities is OK.  PV has 
to go mainstream because all those hippies shouldering harmonic 
convergence tote bags are oming their way to mass histeria.  By swinging 
crystals clockwise at full moon they determined to change the orbit of 
the earth.

Graham

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