What Do You Do With Your Energy Store When The Tax Credits And Rebates Go...8 years from now?

Change products and have a Grand Opening At Five Stores At Once. Oh No! Am I moving too fast
for you now. Imagine, 120 units sold in one month. Not a average $3,000 dollar sale like this last
time but a whopping $45,000 Solar Heating and Air system, sale each. My goodness.

So now If I can remember what I down loaded here. Testimonial Ad, like the solar one used in my
logo here on PP. Next is part of my dealership network at a meeting. Jerry Quarry (fought Mohamond
Ali) is speaking to the group. He opened Huntington Beach Store, 11th store and my 12th was Victorville, I opened it myself, and thirteeth was Simi Valley. We set it up and sold it for $35,000.
in 86.

Tags: and, audits, chain, credits, demos, energy, more., operations, rebates, renewable

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Permalink Reply by Earl Allen Boek on December 2, 2008 at 1:16pm: Another happy solar customer, we called this system a spa-X. All you see out side is the heat exchanger on the wall
with intake and outgoing spa water, and hot water from the extra storage tank in the garage running into the water
heater. Wait until you see one of our space heating jobs...I'll try to post it next.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Earl Allen Boek on December 2, 2008 at 1:55pm

The first picture is the 4 x 8 black chrome collectors that powered the spa-X heating system. The second picture, if it's
not too big to download, is the controls and pre-plumb for a solar domestic hot water heating system. Notice the pump.
Notice the hose bibs (so you can wash your car with hot or your garage with cold water) and temp gadge, insulated
pipes to leave a clean look.

last picture is a solar batch heater, diagram and pic showing the simple interior design. Notice, this water heater and
solar storage combination, has no moving parts. as such, they are still operating nearly 30 years later, trouble-free.

I estimate there where over 100,000 of these type of batch heater units sold in 4 sun-belt states, between 1980 and 1985.
About $400,000,000 in sales. Units sold for around $3,900 ea.

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Permalink Reply by Earl Allen Boek on December 2, 2008 at 2:12pm: sorry...the other two pics did not download. many of my pic are 8x10 and I need to send them to a program to reduce the size before I try to upload them. Sorry for any inconvience. AlB; ▶ Reply to This