On Apr 14, 5:48 pm, Derek Broughton wrote:
Solar Flaire wrote:
They are correct.

wrote in message
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After 300 years of simple heatflow physics, most people still doubt
that a house can be close to 100% solar heated outside of the
Southwest, inexpensively.

No, they're not. It can work in Nova Scotia and it has worked in Germany.
--
derek


If it works so well and inexpensively as claimed, then perhaps you can
tell us why it,s not widely implemented. Are all builders and
consumers stupid? Don't they want homes that our only heated by the
sun? Has the free market broken down in this case? Or could it
be that they know more about the real world, heating, construction and
costs than those spouting a bunch of equations trying to impress folks?