I think fire is better

@GREENPOWERSCIENCE Right now its just two people, but I would like a setup that could handle 4 people. We are thrifty with our water and electric uses (electricity is around 5 to 7kw usage a month). Im also thinking of setting up a vawt wind apparatus too for electricity. Not sure how big we would need. Although completely residential, our property is always breezy and with afternoon wind gusts from 3pm till 8pm as a bonus, I think I could get some free power.

OK, I have a question I hope you can answer. Here in SoCal, I have a gas water tank. My gas bills are not too high so I wonder if this is going to help me very much? Which would be cheaper… this system plus gas tank, or this system plus electric. My electric bills are not incredibly high either since we dont have air conditioning.

Tiene una idea pero muy vaga delo que es calentar agua con el sol la verdad no se donde esta la gracia por que ponen esto no enseña lo correcto ademas de ser totalmente e increiblemente no muy habil para hacer este tipo de trabajo, para reirse de la tonteria estaria bein peor para enseñar no esta nada bein……….usa un gran nombre para no enseñar correctamente eso es peor…..

There’s a coupon for $50 off any EcoSmart tankless heater on
acehotline(dot)com
It’s their “end of the month sale”
The coupon code is: 15952
Just though I would pass the word around

I will do this in our house>Nice experiment

I wonder if you painted the roof of the car port black if there would be much more of a heat gain than what you already have here?

Great idea though. I have a friend who has made his own black-plastic pipe solar shower and loves it.

For me, though, I’d want to use something other than plastic. I don’t like the idea of any chemicals leeching out of it into the water.

not realistic as a source for hot water.

Where do you get the time?

the girl would do a better job of heating me than a hose

Will this work in Alaska?

I’m on my way to Home Depot toget some black plastic pipe. My roof would hold a coil of pipe and it would not even be seen. Thanks for the info.

I made a heater for my pool with black garden hose. I used a 4×8 sheet of ply wood and drilled holes in it and then ran zip ties through to hold the hose in position. I then covered the whole thing with plexi-glass to hold the heat in. And then insulated pipe to the pool plumbing. It usually brings the temperature up about 10 degrees or more on a sunny day. Makes those early and late season swims, much more enjoyable.