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yes it’s the mineral salt. It’s not the same salt , it’s supposed to be everything minus the salt part.

Never mind , ChatGPT gave me the answer.

I’m bought a package to try. Information online isn’t clear to me. Can this replace trace elements and magnesium ?

Haha. I spoke to the ‘Hunter’ a couple of time. Maybe every customer rep is called Hunter!

That’s the same guy Hunter I got assigned. He don’t respond to txt but you can schedule a call via Tesla website. Not sure it matters anymore

Get a quote from energysage.com I heard if you contact the company directly , you might get higher pricing.

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My payoff is longer because my per kWh rate from the utility company is lower than PGE.

I should be clear. The 10 years ROI is for the inverter upgrade. The whole system payoff is 7-8 years

Agreed. i have the same crappy response from Tesla Solar as well. I started another thread.

Inspired by the thread by @NickRoseSN1985 , i got interested in getting solar as well. Replaced my roof 2 years ago, and timing is right to think about solar. Read up on pro and cons for different equipment, etc and here what i ended up doing. Panel - Most tier1 panel are practically the same...

My sat now booked. Sun is open. Yes, Sunday 11am is good. Message me with the address.

It was a phone call.

Let me know as well

Confirmed with Silicon Valley Power. My interpretation is correct. At the end of the year, they sum all your production and consumption and if you produce more than you consume, they will pay you back at the (low) buy back rate. In this case, there is no reason (besides backup power) for...

@Fish Boss how often you harvest? Do you restart from scratch every harvest, ie use fresh water ? Or the culture can continue indefinitely if you add food and harvest periodically?

Here is an example yearly bill on SVP website. I hope i'm reading this correctly. Your usage and production get sum up at the end of the year, and yes, if you produce more than you use, you get pennies. This is fine with me. The description says you don;t pay monthly, but annually.

Yes, i should double check. This is what i read online- Annual Billing and Reconciliation: SVP customers with net metering are billed annually, rather than monthly, for their electricity. This allows for an annual true-up where your total energy consumption is offset by the energy your...

I’m not getting solar for blackout. I’m with Silicon Valley power not pge. As far as I know, they have generous net metering. The meter runs backward if you produce more than you used. At the end of the year, you get a summary of total used vs total produced .. its defeat the purpose of battery...