Dan is a school teacher for the Deaf 35 years. He is a CODA, which means he is a Child of Deaf Adults, though he is not a child anymore. His parents are Deaf and his twin daughters are Deaf too. They attend universities back East and are doing well as Juniors. They graduated with honors as valedictorian and salutatorian at the same graduation. Dan loves solar and going green and is doing his small part to help the planet.
Solar Seminars
Stay tuned for our next great seminar in your area. Prizes! Let me know if you want a solar seminar in your area.
Go to sungevity.com, do an iQuote (free) put in 27596 as the referral code to get an extra $500 back (Amex card) on your solar installation. No down payment, just a small lease payment. You will be glad you did. To my friends and I, it was a no brainer. Go Solar Now! Save money every month!
ASL
Go see Gerald or Black Sand, both are ASL movies, no sound, captions only, awesome new videos starring great Deaf actors. Google them and see if they are playing near you. I saw them last month and they were great plus one had two ex-students of mine and the other shows CSDB. Very cool!
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Hi Dan -
Nice blog – keep up the good work about promoting solar!
Jim Jenal
Jim Jenal - February 19, 2011 at 2:26 pm |
Hi Dan, I was searching for solar power solutions and came across your blog and I hope i can get your advice on solar issues.
I am working on a project that requires constant year round power for our device that works outdoor through all regular weather conditions(rain, snow etc). The voltage required is 3-5V and at least 500mAh. We are hoping that we can get a panel that is smaller than 1×1 foot. The main concern is the durability since it will be exposed to all kinds of weather outdoors.
Do you have any suggestions or ideas that can be of help? thanks!
Jay - September 1, 2011 at 8:58 am |
Shop around the internet for the panel you want. The small panels that are hooked up to signs along the roads handle all kind of weather and I know that the solar panels on my roof handle all kinds other than maybe 6 inch hail or meterites. Smile. Good luck in your search, i am sure you will find what you need.
dansolar - September 4, 2011 at 9:02 am |
I have seen small panels online, search and you will find it hopefully.
dansolar - December 1, 2011 at 1:29 am |