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FLYSolartech-GiocoSolutions · 07-08-2019, 00:29

Thanks, now everything is much more clear.

Yes, we can place a grommet at the edge in line with each cell joint and as well we can make them the size/wattage better fits your needs. It will not increase the price, it only lengthens the production time because our engineers must validate the project, create the operational drawings for the production and insert the product in production at a time when the machines can be reset.

yes, please let's continue via email, it makes much easier for me to follow it.

rgleason · 07-08-2019, 16:56

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Originally Posted by FLYSolartech-GiocoSolutions

Thanks, now everything is much more clear.
Yes, we can place a grommet at the edge in line with each cell joint and as well we can make them the size/wattage better fits your needs. It will not increase the price, it only lengthens the production time because our engineers must validate the project, create the operational drawings for the production and insert the product in production at a time when the machines can be reset.
yes, please let's continue via email, it makes much easier for me to follow it.

Davide, thank you. This sounds excellent. I will put together some more detailed sketches and email you.

antoha · 14-08-2019, 10:35

interesting idea.

does the FGSE-115 need a booster? looks like the voltage (13.36 front, 12.92 rear) is barely above what a normal solar controller would like to see...

thank you!
anton

antoha · 14-08-2019, 10:43

also, what would be the taxes and shipping to the US?

and, is there a link to the transparent support kit?

thanks again!
anton

Paparuski · 19-08-2019, 09:28

Question: are the two sides connected (parallel or series), OR do you have 4 wires (2x +&-) going to the solar charge controller?
Thanks,

FLYSolartech-GiocoSolutions · 27-08-2019, 01:16

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Originally Posted by antoha

interesting idea.

does the FGSE-115 need a booster? looks like the voltage (13.36 front, 12.92 rear) is barely above what a normal solar controller would like to see...

thank you!
anton

Hello! Yes it does, you need to use a step-up solar charger. But we can provide it as well.

FLYSolartech-GiocoSolutions · 27-08-2019, 01:18

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Originally Posted by antoha

also, what would be the taxes and shipping to the US?

and, is there a link to the transparent support kit?

thanks again!
anton

You will have to pay the VAT of your country because it won't be charged from us. The shipment cost depends on the dimensions and quantity of the panel. If you need a quote, feel free to send us an email.

mikedefieslife · 22-10-2019, 01:01

What's happened to @FLYSolartech-GiocoSolutions we where in communication, but there's been no response to my last two messages, nor anything via email?

mikedefieslife · 30-10-2019, 07:41

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Originally Posted by mikedefieslife

What's happened to @FLYSolartech-GiocoSolutions we where in communication, but there's been no response to my last two messages, nor anything via email?

Just an update. I got my response and my panels have arrived. Can't wait to get them installed.

Thanks to Davide, and the team from from GiocoSolutions.

bcboomer · 14-01-2020, 13:58

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Originally Posted by mikedefieslife

What's happened to @FLYSolartech-GiocoSolutions we where in communication, but there's been no response to my last two messages, nor anything via email?

I've been waiting a month for an answer.

mikedefieslife · 14-01-2020, 15:10

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I've been waiting a month for an answer.

I got my panels that were replacements for the black Fly Solartech ones. The old panels IMO were superior and gave better performance. One of the new double sided panels seems to have some mist or something trapped over a cell.

Anyway, I don't think they are bad, just that the old ones worked better for me. These ones need a specific configuration due to the low voltage.