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@@barntt thank you yes the system has been upgraded to implement those changes!

@@ecohabs4earth AWESOME!

@@MelodyDawnrichards thanks for watching!

Close- North central Florida!

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@@preparing4miracles thanks for watching!!!

Need more tanks!

@@DrKrapulax water is hugely expensive down here and this systems already paid for itself in three years and now our water is free! But even more importantly, the municipal water quality is awful and it is so empowering to be independent. Thanks for watching😎

I’m pretty sure you’re paying for the accessibility with out the reliance on municipal no? Paying for municipal is cheaper in the view that it also doesn’t care what is in your drinking water.. the “fortune” for peace of mind still is not as costly as a never ending cost of uncertain water sanitation and accessibility for feasible costs? In a disaster this man in good health and circumstances can have access to water regardless of a municipal shortcomings no? That’s the cost basis I feel for rain harvesting is complete understanding of the system. Not being reliant not to mention the money you save ei: more water for house use and garden use resulting in more food and energy saving no? The only cost truly is ingenuity and determination. This is scarce in many so I do understand how something simple like this can seem like non solution but again the solution is Personal sanitary access to water without control no? Thanks for any insight just imo I’ll have a never ending water bill(and get whatever they provide regardless of what I pay)while this has an end point of cost like the guy said after 3 years it, for him, paid for itself.

@@ecohabs4earththe concept of paying for inadequate access to necessities hasn’t fully affected everyone enough for them to see it the way you do. I myself am in an okay position. I don’t feel as if my city mismanages much. However I do understand one day that can change and I have zero rights as a taxpayer about it. That’s life, so I appreciate you taking the time and exposure putting your work out and am taking notes!!🤙 the system looks very well thought out and I definitely love it!

@@NorthFLWormWorks thank you so much for watching!

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@@RainPoint thanks for watching!

@@cookycutie maybe something like this would work out on your balcony amzn.to/4gkF8yI

@@ecohabs4earth i knew youre a genius ! Tysm i didn't knew such a thing exist i definitely will get one and update you on how it went

@@theresadeuschle8500 Thanks for watching!!!

@@kauaikit Yes this could be perceived as a luxury item- but there is a lot to be said for the capability to seamlessly use the grid for solar down times or high demand for hot water. We can hook you up with pricing by emailing us at echhabs4earth@gmail.com

Absolutely, since we built it we have doubled the PV input and doubled the battery storage capacity which is now 400 W and 200 ah. It runs our lights, ceiling fan and ICECO fridge/freezer all night long which is perfect for this application!

@@szzk7937 we are in our rainy season now!

@@ferdm9646 yes, but every month we use it that price per kilowatt goes down as we have zero monthly expenses to run it😎

@@ecohabs4earth yes, but it's not completely zero rather you have already invested money on it which you cant see. We can see it this way , per kilowatt hours rate and other factors are important here not completely zero bills. Solar panels degrades overtime also batteries are using cycles. Best thing is this system is that when you build it you're cut off from fossil fuels and Carbon footprint. Cheers mate, keep it up.

@@ferdm9646 Thanks for watching and providing feedback!

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@@Ash-fd8ww thank you for that valuable feedback! Next on our list is to acquire a lapel mic…

Do you have a coconut tree?!!

@@ecohabs4earth No but I like machetes for survival and Bushcraft making bows and throw sticks as well

@@timothyfirth4809 that is really cool!

@@indyvisible624 thank you for the best comment ever!!!

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@@explorethewonder thank you for watching!

We use all sizes -This one was about 2 feet in each dimension. Thanks for watching!

@@ecohabs4earth thank u im a cdl driver and thinking of a diy apu set up

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Sounds very interesting; have a link for me to look at your product? You can respond by email to EcoHabs4earth@gmail.com

Not sure, we use a composting toilet! But it is biodegradable 😊

Putting batteries in series doubles the voltage and we would end up with a 24 V battery system. I need a 12 V battery system so parallel is the correct way to do it.

@@ecohabs4earth you still have 2x12v

@@Manjarow you are correct 2x12=24

Yes I have since swapped it out for a pure sine wave inverter, amzn.to/3WQosYQ

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Happy to provide the specs, email us at ecohabs4earth@gmail.com. You need a GIGANTIC traditional solar generator to run Air Conditioning. This makes solar air conditioning very affordable and with minimal equipment. Email us for more info!

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Yes but it is so empowering to have free electricity once you have the setup! Thank you for watching!

@@ecohabs4earth yes, it is; I have done it too; however, I still have to maintain the equipment and pay a bimonthly fee to CFE.

@@davidceron8660 as long as we move in the direction of freedom from slavery to the utility companies, we are making progress 😎

@@ecohabs4earth I agree. The new solar generators are a step forward towards that goal. I did a solar installation on a swimming pool with a swimming pool solar pump, 4 330W solar panels in series parallel and it doesn't need energy from the grid.

@@davidceron8660 oh cool. We a solar pump on our pool as well, panels attach right to a DC motor. Sun comes up, pump turns on. Sun goes down pump turns off! It’s the bestt!

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Unbelievable. Next we will be taxed on the air!

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Yes you are absolutely correct about this! Thanks for watching.

That is the beauty of these-you are correct for conventional net metering, but these are simple devices that you plug into an outlet like any other appliance in your home, and DO NOT require an agreement with the power company!

@@ecohabs4earth trust me smart meters can sense any back current when they do your electric company will be out to warn you to stop back feeding the grid ....your unit looks like a standard grid tie invertor with no provisions for current consumption ....so it doesn't know if it is powerig your device or back feeding the grid ....if your backfeeding the grid without an aggrement your breaking the law and subject to fines and imprisionment if someone were to get hurt. You would have to show me the the circuit or feature that does this because I know of nothing that can do this without a current probe

Thanks for the tip that is really helpful!

Would that apply to any other batteries in a series…?

@@unclecraigbaannawk no just batteries wired in parallel

You should have not you should of.

Thanks, will do!

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Good day and thank you for your question! Every county is different - we found out that working directly with the county engineers is the best way to find out exactly what is permitted and help them understand what you want to do. Typically solar is permitted but they do not know much about rainwater harvesting and grey water processing. This is an opportunity to educate them for the wave of the future!

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