Why This Might Be the Last Solar Panel You’ll Ever Need

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  @UndecidedTechnology · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @Mark_Longoria · 1 year ago

  I can see these being great for traffic signals and lighting in rural areas and for remote instrumentation setups.

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  @MrMaelstrom07 · 1 year ago

  When Practical Engineering and Undecided come out with a new video on the same day, you realize they&apos;re not the same person.

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  @LasVegasVocalist · 1 year ago

  And yet another masterpiece! &nbsp;Not just in the tech presented, which is awesomeness in it&apos;s own right, but in your skill and ability to present this awesome new tech. Thank You Very Much, Matt.

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  @Summ0ns · 1 year ago

  As much as I wish this were going to be used on all PVs, I suspect the added cost will preclude from use on earth - space based operations on the other hand, where access for repair or replacement is expensive...

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  @ricoma6037 · 1 year ago

  Continuing to share future technology by presenting current breakthroughs! Thank you! 🙏

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  @nschrombeck · 1 year ago

  Thanks for combining different research pursuits on regenerative solar all in one video!

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  @civosborne · 1 year ago

  Wasn&apos;t expecting an outkast reference, but here we are

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  @lucidmoses · 1 year ago

  Yup, Keeping your fingers crossed seems like an appropriate response.

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  @BrianBetron · 1 year ago

  Nice job

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  @JimYeats · 1 year ago

  I could see this being important for projects where the solar panels cannot be replaced or peak efficiency over an anticipated lifetime needs to remain constant, but otherwise, as you noted, normal solar panels have a lifespan of 25 years, and at this point are often cheaper than a sheet of plywood.<br><br>Literally, cheaper in many cases than a sheet of 3/4&quot; premium plywood. &nbsp;I just added 2100 watts of brand-new panels to my array for $540 bucks.

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  @TheCoolDave · 1 year ago

  Wow, If they need a consumer home to test on, feel free to call me! You&apos;re welcome to install them on my home. &nbsp;Still, if this is like your saying, this is mind-blowing to see solar panels that can could actually heal themselves is impressive at any scale.

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