SolarDIY
SolarDIY is a vibrant community dedicated to embracing the power of solar energy. Here, we encourage you to showcase your ingenious ideas, innovative projects, and inspiring stories, while also seeking valuable advice, fresh ideas, and fostering meaningful connections.
Our passion lies in witnessing the remarkable achievements of individuals who have harnessed the potential of solar energy. Whether you have successfully wired your entire house with solar panels, created a portable solar-powered generator, or crafted an efficient solar pool heater, we are eager to learn from your experiences and celebrate your accomplishments.
Join us on this empowering journey as we explore the endless possibilities of solar energy and inspire one another to make a positive impact on our environment and our lives. Together, we can unlock the full potential of solar power and shape a sustainable future.
Share your DIY solar projects, exchange knowledge, and let your creativity shine!
view the rest of the comments
I need to have a 3 foot section for fire department. Then 18 inches required from the top and opposite end. There are no restrictions for the gutter side. I set it up like that to show that I have room for longer panels.
I'm not sure what you're talking about parallel. They're all oriented the same way... The snippet to the right is my entire roof oriented to fit the screen, the blown up section is just showing the section of roof I'll be putting my panels in.
Regardless, I'm going for function over form. The opposing north west wall with 10 panels needs to be pushed to the side like that because there's shading on the other end of the roof.