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It's seems the originator of this thread (OUT02)has been suspended or banned by admin. He informed me through whatsapp chat that he noticed when, yesterday evening, he wanted to upload the evidence of withdrawal payment he made in the morning (yesterday) but could not access his thread. He sent me a screen shot of the the payment proof. But I can't share it here to avoid been suspended. He also asked me to tell the admin that he's sorry for breaking the house rules. Cheers!!!! |
the much awaited solar training will hold on june 2nd. For details contact via whatsapp:- 08163932501 Ekila: |
Hi guys, Nice to be back online. First, I want to apologize for being offline for a long time. It was due to circumstances beyond my control. My wife put to bed 2nd week of last month. Somethings came up thereafter which required my total attention. to God be the glory all is well now. mother & child are doing great. |
That's my 6yrs old daughter in the pic. She's my technical assistant... she's also working on her own solar project. My whatsapp...08163932501 |
This panel was completed in few hours...
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Hello friends All available statistics show that the level of unemployment in the land will only continue to increase, thereby resulting in more suffering for the majority of the populace. Our institutions are churning out thousands of graduates every year and at the same time, companies are retrenching thousands more. The unemployment market is over saturated and about to burst. This is not the best of time to be looking for paid employment. What an unemployed/underemployed person should seek for, in our present economy situation, is entrepreneurial skills. Learn to do something. RENEWABLE ENERGY (SOLAR) is one of the most promising sector to consider. The world is investing heavily in solar energy/technology. Solar technology is the future. The Nigerian govt has also invested good amount of money in this sector as well. The level of epileptic power supply in Nigeria today makes this skill - skill on how to build solar energy - among the top you may want to consider. The good thing here is that learning this skill is not as complicated as many of us may think. As a matter of fact, it is far more easier to learn how to build solar panel than to repair electronics or learn sewing. That's how simple it is.
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Ekila:One of the positive sides of being able to build your own panel is the fact that you work according to your means. It's true that battery & inverter are expensive. you can start from smaller battery & inverter that are less expensive. when you have money for bigger power then you upgrade. THE BOTTOM LINE HERE IS THE KNOWLEDGE. KNOWLEDGE ENABLES YOU TO TWEAK YOUR PROJECT IN WHICHEVER THAT WOULD FIT YOUR MEANS & TASTE/DESIRE. |
Fastlinkpro:PANEL IS THE MOST IMPORTANT COMPONENT OF SOLAR ENERGY. NO PANEL, NO ELECTRICITY. ON THE OTHER HAND, WITHOUT BATTERY & INVERTER YOU CAN STILL POWER DC BULBS & APPLIANCIES WITH ONLY PANEL (DURING THE DAY). |
Other items needed to build the panel will be sourced locally |
While I was away, the items I ordered for the upcoming empowerment workshop on solar panel arrived. ...and I'm very excited.
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Hi friends. Good evening. Hope is not too late to wish you all HAPPY EASTER. I'm sorry for being offline for such a long time. Once again, it's my job that took me "off" for this long. I work as a marketer in a trading company. My job requires me to travel a lot. Sometimes I could be away for as long as over a month - I'm sure marketers in the house would understand. As a marketer/salesperson, you're only relevant to your organisation as long as "CREDIT ALERTS" keep pouring in. So guys, please bear with me. |
Later today (if I'm less busy) I would discuss briefly on solar energy; something like an intro into solar energy. On that note, I will say have a blessed and peaceful night rest. God bless us all. Amen. |
modernWays:The money and the materials are not the most important aspects of this project. First we need to understand what solar energy is all about and the dynamics therein. Thereafter other things will follow. If we rush into buying the materials without understanding what we really want to use the panel for, I'm afraid some of us would end up making very expensive mistakes. |
Ekila:...Decide on the quality of the panel you want to build. As for me, I don't compromise on quality. My panels are build to last up to 10 years. |
Lipso:You're added |
gistsky:Added you |
Gentlevin:That's the spirit. It's achievable Before you purchase your cells it's very important you know the size of the panel you want to build. VERY IMPORTANT: MAKE PROVISION FOR EXTRA CELLS. IF YOU'RE A FIRST TIMER YOU'RE GOING TO EXPERIENCE SOME DAMAGES. SOLAR CELLS WOULD (MOST LIKELY) BE THE MOST FRAGILE THING YOU EVER COME IN CONTACT WITH. |
Sorry guys for been away for sometimes. I was tired down by my regular office work. It's my wish that we start a whatsapp group where we could easily share vital information. To this end, interested persons can reach out to this number: 08163932501 |
Somebody on whatsapp asked me a very important question; 'what's the best way to wire /connect your solar arrays?' ANSWER: It depends on what you want to power. In most cases, the purpose of setting up a solar system is to power our homes both at day time & night time. So, if you have 1 or 2 panels, it's better to connect them in series. However, if you have 8 or more panels, I would strongly suggest you do your connections in series & parallels. |
Today, I received a lot of questions on whatsapp wanting to know how realistic it is to build a solar panel. A whole lot of people still don't believe that they can build a solar system from the scratch. Friends, it is very possible and super easy. My six year old daughter (my technical assistant) is working on her own project. That's how simple it is. |
icybeth:the number 1 item on the list is the solar cells. Then, there are other accompanying materials like aluminum, glass, wire, diode etc. On the other hand, you need basic tools like soldering iron (a must), pliers, screwdriver, cutter, etc |
Hello friends. Hope your day has been good? First, let me begin by apologizing to everyone who sent me pm and has not received a response from me, or, got it late. The delay was as a result of the enormous workload I had at the office today. Please don't be offended. One of the beauties of doing this project (solar building) is the flexibility involved. It doesn't affect your normal job. Most times I work on my panels at night, while at day time I go for my normal job. Once again I'm sorry for not responding to your pms (on time). |
My whatsApp #: 08163932501 |
The materials are very easy to get. |
icybeth:You need to get the necessary materials and little training on how to put the parts together. |
The only time the GENCOs, TRANSCOs, DISCOs, & all the cos would wake up to their responsibilities is when they realize that Nigerians have ALTERNATIVES. I HAVE ALTERNATIVE. Do you? You don't need rocket science or any complex mathematical formula to build your own solar power system. I have no background in sciences, yet I was able to put together an efficient solar system. It's achievable.
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Stop paying for DARKNESS. It's time you say to yourself, "ENOUGH IS ENOUGH". My mumu don do! Generating your own power is not as difficult as many of us think. Everybody can do it.
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I'm also disappointed in the way Pastor Bakare has been talking. Right in his presence, those so called youths were insulting other men of God like Bishop Oyedepo, Adeboye, etc. Is here trying to bring down this administration simply because he didn't win election? s |
boko haram has posted a video stating why they attack christians. check the video. it's in hausa language: www.elombah.com |
I also got the text inviting me for the test. Read all you know about sales and the function of a sales rep. I also hope u have a valid driving licence. I applied through hard copy about 2 or 3 months back. There was no advert when I applied. I just submitted my cv and I received their text on Friday. For those of you who want to try, just send your cv (hard copy) to their head office at Ilupeju, and they will call u when they have the next text. Good Luck, guys. |
Hi fellow Nairalanders, I saw this advert in the Guardian of August 14, with various openings ,about a new airline that is about to enter the Nigerian market. The advert also requested for the payment of N2,500 as fee for two weeks compulsory seminar. I took the risk of paying the money to the said account, thereafter I proceed to submit my cv online. To my suprise an auto was sent that they already have the required number of candidates. What baffles me is the fact that, in the advert, it is said that the dead line is after three weeks, but it's not even up to two weeks yet. For those who have not yet paid but are thinking of paying, I'd advise that you send your cv first, wait till the next day to know if it has gone successfully, thereafter you may decide to go and pay the money. Don't make thesame mistake I made by paying first. Meanwhile, is there anybody in the house the applied and his cv went successfully? Also, does anybody know these guys-the consulting firm? Cheers |
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