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Re: [A/S] 66 Safari A/C

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Subject: Re: [A/S] 66 Safari A/C
From: Bob Kiger <myairstream@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 06 Mar 2001 10:08:27 -0800
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Frustration.  The reason I wanted flexible panels is to maintain the 
aerodynamics of the rounded Airstream roof.

Efficiency is destroyed by removing in transit.  Seems like then is when 
you get lots of sun with no draw.  You arrive at your campsite all charged up.

The Solarflex panels have gromlets, which I presume are used to fasten it 
down.

What about a layer of insulation (bubble wrap :) and then lay the panel 
over top, fastening with any number of techniques . . . like tarp bungees.

Aloha,
Bob

Follow-Ups:
- Re: [A/S] 66 Safari A/C (now solar)
  - From: Robert C Townsend
- Re: [A/S] 66 Safari A/C
  - From: Jim Dunmyer
- [A/S] RE: Flexible solar panels (was 66 Safari)
  - From: Sherry

References:
- Re: [A/S] 66 Safari A/C
  - From: Bob Kiger
- Re: [A/S] 66 Safari A/C
  - From: Bob Kiger
- Re: [A/S] 66 Safari A/C
  - From: Robert C Townsend

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