In Ontario I don't know if you will get enough power from it to have them pay for themselves. In Exeter, 50 KM north of London, a guy built a house with a wind mill, passive solar, and some-sort of water heating system on the south side of his roof. He is on Thames Rd. and has a building out front were he sells the technology he used. Apparently he is not connected to the electricity grid and no gas either. I am not sure how much time he spends in the cold and dark.\ Gerhard On Thursday, February 24, 2005, at 11:43AM, Richard Gilmore <rgilmor at uwo.ca> wrote: >This is off topic...How are you living off the grid? I was thinking about >putting a solar cell array on our house to reduce the amount of electricity >we take from the grid. I don't think I can totally go off grid but I want to >cut back our energy dependency. > >Thanx > >Richard > > >> Thanks, Kathi. I'll look into it. I have a flat bed scanner (quite old) >> which does me fine. I was looking for a smaller creature that might have >> dust-removing capabilities, and might use less electricity (I'm off-grid). >> >> Bob >> > > >_______________________________________________ >MacDV mailing list >MacDV at listserver.themacintoshguy.com >http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/macdv > >