sun hours in winter [RE-wrenches]

[John Raynes]

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At 01:40 PM 8/1/2005 -0700, you wrote:
>  Also, how is it that a couple of you are claiming an average of 6 sun 
> hours per day in the winter? Do you build a tracker into every system 
> design automatically?
>

No, that's what you get at 55-65 degree tilt in the high southwest desert, 
6000-7000 feet elevation, with no pollution.  We get about 5-1/2 to 6 sun 
hours monthly average in the middle of winter here in So. Central 
UT.  During periods of high storminess the 5 day moving average can get as 
low as about 4 sun hours for a week to 10 days or so at times, though.

John Raynes
RE Solar
Torrey UT


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