suited to Darwin
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suited to Darwin
by barramun » Fri 07 Oct, 2011 4:24 pm
Any advice wether Poly-crystalline Panels. or Multi cyrstaline panels are best suited to Darwin
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Re: suited to Darwin
by Ga Rick Lee » Thu 09 Feb, 2012 8:38 pm
Hi barramun,
Just to clarify - polycrystalline and multicrystalline are two terms for the same technology. I'm not sure what type of panels would be best suited to Darwin. I've never actually been to Darwin, but I imagine it can be more cloudy, with less direct solar radiation. There are claims that thin film panels perform better in cloudy conditions but I can't find anything substantial to back this up. If others have additional thoughts on this, please feel free to post.
Best regards,
Just to clarify - polycrystalline and multicrystalline are two terms for the same technology. I'm not sure what type of panels would be best suited to Darwin. I've never actually been to Darwin, but I imagine it can be more cloudy, with less direct solar radiation. There are claims that thin film panels perform better in cloudy conditions but I can't find anything substantial to back this up. If others have additional thoughts on this, please feel free to post.
Best regards,
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