Re:Tesla unveils its new ‘sleek and low-profile’ solar panel...
by hodgesrm on Tuesday April 11, 2017 @01:42AM
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Same in California. The rule is that the cabling can't cross a street. So actually you could provide power to neighbors within in the block but not the next one.
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Re:Tesla unveils its new ‘sleek and low-profile’ solar panel...
by taneq on Tuesday April 11, 2017 @01:44AM
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We're not even allowed to run cable between two adjacent properties owned by the same company. (A former employer of mine got around this with a "temporary" 3-phase cable going between the two, but it was regarded as a bit dubious.)
Re:Tesla unveils its new ‘sleek and low-profile’ solar panel...
by cardiffspaceman on Tuesday April 11, 2017 @02:26PM
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In many places the streets form a grid, it's true. You would possibly have only a dozen homes that could be connected. In other places, the streets are arranged as a tree with cul-de-sacs as the leaves. An island of acreage could emerge in such developments where you could visit dozens of homes without crossing a street.