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NOt really a very scientific test though. You may find that the control
system is designed to keep the output the same as a maximum, and hence they are still within spec, but might not be as good as they were. I doubt if you get much radiation damage at sea level though! Brian -- Brian Gaff - Blind user, so no pictures please! This document should only be read by those persons for whom Paranoia is normal and its contents are probably boring and confusing. If you receive this message in error, do not notify the sender immediately, instead, print it out and make paper animals out of it. As the rest of this disclaimer is totally incomprehensible, we have not bothered to attach it. "harry" wrote in message ... Degradation. My PV panels are almost ten years old now. Yesterday was bright sun , blue sky and cold wind. At midday, they were delivering the full rated power. So they haven't deteriorated by much. |
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