*This battery reconditioning program exceeded my presumptions. It worked on any drill battery, several AA and AAA batteries, **batery.repair** and any camera battery. The steps are simple and the act itself is exciting to do. No matter what type of battery you`ve got, it is sure to function again!*

Thank you for this informative video. Do you know how the power is routed from each cell to main wire down to the inverters?

It would be super interesting to give your cost per average roof done your way (DIY) vs. the Tesla option. Also, can someone replicated their battery collection unit thingy?

great work! please continue to post!

Well done. Almost makes me want to make some myself :D

Very helpful. Thank you!

awesome work!!!

Couple points: The glass used in solar modules is NOT just any old. There are special coatings and additives that reduce glare, increasing the radiance passing through the glass and hitting the solar cells. The most efficient azimuth for an array is 180 degrees/due south for the northern hemisphere, or 0 degree/due north for the southern hemisphere. Not east and west. Regardless, really cool project. Props!

Good video - I noticed you used toughened glass. Tesla roof tiles were said by musk to use Quartz glass which is high purity and very tough but is more difficult to work with since it's melting point is higher. but it would last longer. The difference would be apparent when it breaks - toughened glass shatters into thousands of small fragments - while quartz glass will break in larger chunks like a slate tile would only it's way stronger and more difficult to break.

*So they will make a truck... That's good. For some time now I've been figuring "If Tesla really wants to make money, they'll make a viable ( **lovy.biz/44oi** )1/2-ton LUV fleet-truck.". And they plan to make Class-8 semi-tractors & buses as well? Makes me look forward to the first luxury EV motor-home, built with fixed roof-top & retractable solar panels, all powering the EM-induction cook-top, water-heater & washer/clothes-dryer. Add a water collection system with reverse-osmosis treatment & UV-sterilizing, and you'll be set to survive anywhere, anytime!?*

Very nice work, but how do you practically implement this?

It would take some time to make up 2000 tiles but it's nice to know it can be done.

I really love this bro

Loved it :)

I like this reverse engineering! Simply explained and to the point. Your build stuff is great. I looked at the jet powered bike build simulations, as well as a few other projects, any interest in working at a project level for an exhibit design firm? I don't know how to make this sound not like a sales pitch, and we aren't funded or anything (how much I wish we were), but we are trying to make modular exhibits for science centers to reduce new exhibit costs. We are always looking for tinkerers and people open to mutually beneficial concept builds. idk if that makes any sense or if you have any interest, but I really did enjoy the build either way.

Wow you truly went all in! When I clicked I thought that you were gonna read me the specs on electrek or something. You deserve a lot of exposure!

What is the exact name of the green paper you used that is can be seen at 2:35

great vid . subbed

Wow, great, thank you. Your probably way ahead of me but suggest you consider developing your own or working with a major company to develop and sell competing panels. Alternatively you could sell DIY kits to the public that contain everything for a roof. Thanks again.

very cool dude damn

Did you say heat pads in the minute 3:00? Sorry didn't get well what you said

Why its working isnt shown?

Where I can buy the solar sell my friend.

Very cool and informative. But the Teslarati article said you 'trimmed' the tempered glass. How does one trim tempered glass without it exploding? Or did they article get it wrong?

Nice work! Outstanding!

great video, thank you! how could that tile installed on a 37 degree roof? thanks

It is a very good explanation, but I would like to see how it is that you assemble everything on a roof, and how you verify that it does not leak water. Is that possible? Regards

1:26 cubic meter ;)

you should start a solor company

With out the PC privacy screen this can roughly cost you 20,000 dollors if you have 2,000 panels because the average price for one with out the extra screen is roughly 10$ R.I.P cheap money

this is very cool. I hope the Chinese will make something similar and be 10x cheaper than tesla.

Can you add a list of materials so I can make sure I have everything?

What is the yellow things on the top of the solar panel?

Doesn't the mocro louver prevent the sunlight from reaching the panel when is is not at 90 degrees?

Why don't you reply to any of these questions? Are you only concerned with selling your Tesla batteries?

Some way or other, ( the Energy companies), will force the Australian Governments of all persuasion, not too allow it !

an idea for you add neodymium as connector from tiles to tiles

you should do a whole roof and see what it would cost

Now that's helpful I don't know a great deal about solar or electronics but damn that thing is sexy

Go figure - they still haven’t made these work.

you don't mold tempured glass, you mold the glass raw then run it through a tempering oven

Im using Avasva instructions to make it and I do it already :)

yayayyaya

I did something similar with Avasva solutions.

So where's the data? Put a few of these things up on your roof and monitor the power reception, plotting it over, say, the summer. Where's the bloody data?

Great video! Hi, love watching your channel, I'm big on DIY, currently I'm building a tiny house. You guys should come check us out!

You need to make some changes. Check Avasva Solutions if you want to make it right.

TeZla...

I made it with Avasva solutions.

Awesome, but it's "lou-ver" not "lou-vair".

Really enjoyed your video. Let's check Avasva plans also

just use Avasva Solutions :)))

work goes much faster with Avasva plans.

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what a mess !

I did it quickly and efficiently with instructions from Avasva webpage.

I made it with Avasva solutions.