<html>I tend to side with Peter on this and can recall the days when folks would not buy a German or Japanese product either, now both are respected for quality and politics are put aside. I have used both Trina and Yingli. Both have performed well out of the box. My most recent install was with Trina and the STC to AC was a very impressive 85% and the ambient temp was 85F. Time will tell of course, however I've had to deal w/many failed U.S. made modules over the years and have been bit in the rear far too many times by the likes of Solarex, Siemens, AstroPower and Uni-solar and a massive failure of Japanese made Kyocera's.<br><br>I've tried the boycott the Chinese thing and the longer I keep my head in the sand the more I feel like the joke is on me.<br><br>-jeff o<br><br><br>From the Solar, Wind and Hydro powered office of Jeff Oldham/Regenerative SOLutions</html>
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