Friday, Aug 31, 2007 at 13:01
I won't argue with your 'opinion' as I believe it's not based on any realistic facts that can be shown here on a computer screen.
I cel & install Solar systems, Regulators and Batteries, that's part of my experience.
I've personally been using Solar to recharge storage batteries while running a 70 Ltr F/F and 12v accessories 24/7 since 1996, so I don't have to go out and do basic research or home work, as it's done on a daily basis.
The frame on a Sharp panel is countersunk and uses countersunk screws to join the frame, which is also thicker and wider than a Suntech, that's also fact.
If you check who is number one (1) solar panel manufacturer in this world will you post it here please, yes it is one I have mentioned lol and then please show a link to your evidence showing Suntech is number 4 in the world, ummm number 4 at what ???
The polycrystalline Sharp panel will start working in lower light than ANY multycrystalline panel, that's their major benefit, unfortunately their drawback is cost, if you want an elcheapo system you have to expect similar results.
All panels I recomend also have 20 year warranty too.
Value for money realy means; if you pay a low price you get a low result that is equal to the price.
I await the links :-))
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