RememberTheMagic
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So assuming for sake of argument your only option was to put panels on a 3-degree roof pitched East-West where the east pitch is 10’ off the ground, sloping westward to 9 foot (almost flat roof); also knowing that in this area southern-facing panels get good light from 10 am-4 pm before the trees start shading in the summer and 11 am-3 pm in the winter.
The question is this…. Am I going to lose 35% or more putting these panels on an east-west roof pitch laying almost flat (or slightly facing westward), or will the difference between this and southern facing panels will be more like 10% ?
The question is this…. Am I going to lose 35% or more putting these panels on an east-west roof pitch laying almost flat (or slightly facing westward), or will the difference between this and southern facing panels will be more like 10% ?