Testing for electric plane solar re-charge point, your thoughts?
Posted: Thu Feb 24, 2022 9:40 am
Do I see sleds being considered (does this mean this array is designed to use temporary ground screws for quick relocation potential or is that just me?
I'm used to seeing weighty solar supports (as is pretty standard for a ground array) but these look a bit different don't you think?
Lots of wood used, ..yes I'm aware its in prototype form but i'm guessing movement is built into the design based on remote location? right now these are clearly planks & its a flat airfield, in the smaller picture the angle of the led floodlight made me think it has flat pack deployment using brute strength of locals somewhere down the line with wire array to ground peg lines involved (not a good look for photo's)
or else why would they not use regular support ballast as per uk weather, even while testing?
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2022/02/22/ ... ing-point/
I'm used to seeing weighty solar supports (as is pretty standard for a ground array) but these look a bit different don't you think?
Lots of wood used, ..yes I'm aware its in prototype form but i'm guessing movement is built into the design based on remote location? right now these are clearly planks & its a flat airfield, in the smaller picture the angle of the led floodlight made me think it has flat pack deployment using brute strength of locals somewhere down the line with wire array to ground peg lines involved (not a good look for photo's)
or else why would they not use regular support ballast as per uk weather, even while testing?
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2022/02/22/ ... ing-point/