Simply
Solar Wall of Fame!
Every person on the SimplySolar e-mail group who builds a functional solar collector deserves to be on our wall of fame! You are moving the hobby / art / science of solar forward, helping the environment, preserving resources, saving money and encouraging others by your example. If you are on the SimplySolar e-mail group, please select and send me your one best picture of each collector project that you've completed with a very brief (no more than one line description) and I'll enthusiastically add it below! If you have a web page with additional information, include the link and I'll make the picture a hyperlink.
The following is sorted by first name, then last name, since that's the way most of us know each other on SimplySolar.
Bob Allan
8'
X 8' Hot air collector in Ontario with plastic for glazing.
Doug Kalmer
Doug and Claudia designed and built their passive
solar, earth sheltered home in the mid 1980's. It features an attached
solar
greenhouse, and a PV pumped, closed loop solar hot water collector, masonry wood
stove also heats water.
Doug with gravity solar hot water collector at
bottom, and solar space heater above.
Kenneth Wers
Hand built fusion energy interceptor system "hydro solar collector" to heat my home and DHW in Minnesota.
Mike Hughes:
Coroplast
collector in Texas
Rich Pauper:
Rich's
batch solar water heater
Scott Davis:
24'
X 13" aluminum downspout hot air collector - 2008
24'
X 8' Pex collector
Scott Smith:
Hot
air collector using aluminum downspouts 32.5' X 3'.
If you have an interest in brainstorming solar hot air projects that are easy and inexpensive to build and neighborhood friendly, or want some help with a project you have underway, I have set up an e-mail group - SimplySolar for that purpose. You are very welcome to subscribe:
Thanks again for your interest in solar!
Sincerely,
Scott Davis
