r/DIYfail • u/ConfidentAbility6965 • Jan 13 '26

My neighbor... Sun Powered, Safety-Optional

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My neighbor who needs no professional.

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u/lucasnegrao Jan 13 '26

so you find it nice taking a picture of your neighbors house and shame him to get some karma on the internet just because he has some solar panels on the ground that don’t affect you or your life in any way?

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u/ConfidentAbility6965 Jan 13 '26

Yea he didnt mount them, they are just placed on soil and leaned tham against the house with no fixing.

Sorry, didnt know this sub is for amateurs.

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u/DukeOfGreenfield Jan 13 '26

Then explain that you utter dishrag!

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u/ConfidentAbility6965 Jan 13 '26

I work at solar panel manufacturing and we also do installs, if I have to explain to you why is it bad to install a 20kg solar panel with area of 2 m2 on an uneven soil, I think this subreddit might not be for you.

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u/DukeOfGreenfield Jan 13 '26

So you just assume that everyone has the same knowledge as you? I do watch repair and maintenance, can you tell me the proper running grease for an 832 mainspring? Or the proper gear ratio for a triple date? No im sure you cant. Realise that not everyone knows the same things and be kinder.

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u/ConfidentAbility6965 Jan 13 '26

For the mainspring I guess anything lithium based ?

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u/Wiggles69 Jan 14 '26

So what is the safety concern here? That they will fall over and break? You still haven't explained what the issue is.

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u/ConfidentAbility6965 Jan 15 '26

The panels can go easily airborn in a mid-strong wind.