Quote from: Wes on April 05, 2024, 14:48:57Actually this is entirely feasible. I used to install solar panels in Australia approx 12 years ago and we had a customers system fire up at night, but it was only once. They had quality REC panels and from memory a Sunny boy or fronius inverter. Must have had the perfect angle. The customer was extremely pleased!!

It isn't possible. While you can get energy from the moon, the amount is miniscule, less than 0.1 watt per sq meter. What you describe can randomly happen, but it is unrelated to the moon and likely due to the stored energy

You just made me never read you or your publication again. I am disabled and you wasted my valuable time.

Actually this is entirely feasible. I used to install solar panels in Australia approx 12 years ago and we had a customers system fire up at night, but it was only once. They had quality REC panels and from memory a Sunny boy or fronius inverter. Must have had the perfect angle. The customer was extremely pleased!!

1st of april is long gone. Now you just wasted my time. Not happy

Quote from: John o on April 01, 2024, 18:21:04Please learn to use the letter "Z" where you are supposed to instead of "S".

Fitting that this comment should appear on an April Fool's article.

Ridiculous...not funny at all, just stupid really

Yeh April Fool to you too. JK

I should not read any articles on 1st of April.

Quote from: Will Powell on April 02, 2024, 06:02:30Would they not be Lunar Panels vs Solar Panels?

No, because they also work during sunlight, and moonlight is sunlight reflected off the moon

Would they not be Lunar Panels vs Solar Panels?

Sir how long these crystal be regulated

What day is it power from the moon ok it would have to be deflected from the sun or Uranus or maybe's my anus

Please learn to use the letter "Z" where you are supposed to instead of "S".

Vertical double-sided panels is where it's at. They give the best performance right when it's most needed/expensive (morning and afternoon), have a higher output around the day than traditional panels pointed directly at the sun (traditional ones lose efficiency on the middle of the day, as they get too hot), and they also have less maintenance costs than traditional panels.