Rose | 
02 12th, 2011| 
OPEN THE LINES, ATTACH A SHOP VAC, BLOW IT IF YOU CAN, OR SUCK IT ALL OUT.
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Low Cost Solar Panels That You Can Build are now available to the average home owner. For less than $200, you build your own solar panels and save $10,000s by following simple step by step instructions. One of the primary objectives of Solar Powered Energy is electricity and the associated monthly cost savings. Now you can save thousands on building and installing your own solar panels. For less than $200, you build your own solar panels and save $10,000s by following simple step by step instructions.
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Feb
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I was at a pool store and was looking at a solar panel for pools. It had a bunch of very small rubber tubes that were molded together and the ends were connected to 1"1/2 or 2" ABS pipes. I know were to get the larger pipes but I can’t find the smaller rubber tubes. They are connected in groups of four or five. I know I could buy individual tubes but would rather find the ones molded together.
is this for an above ground pool or inground?…they have solar panel kits for above ground pools for 170 bucks and they have a five year warranty….maybe two of those together? or you could just buy the panels from a solar company and install yourself: http://www.swimming-pool-information.com/above-ground-pool-equipment.html about halfway down page….
Jan
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I have a severe neck/spinal injury.Recently we purchased a pool for the physical benefits.It is SO cold it’s really counterproductive. Can these so called "solar panels" or the solar fish additive be useful and if so how much?
The solar fish additive hasn’t been as useful in my opinion, but one of my colleagues has recommended one and says they work good in his pool.
The solar panels you are talking about aren’t generators as mentioned above, but heaters. They do work quite effectively. When hooking them up make sure you put a gate valve on the input as well as the output so that you can adjust the flow properly and isolate it when needed.
