Anonymous
07/06/2025 17:29
Subject: Re:should I be concerned about neighbor's solar panels?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Chuck McGill is that you?
Ha!
Poor Chuck.
And also: Chuck, what an a-hole.
But still: poor Chuck.
Chuck deserved what he got and had it coming!
But speaking of Chuck, what about the cell phone you’re likely typing this on? The one you put directly next to your BRAIN?!?!
Anonymous
07/04/2025 16:45
Subject: should I be concerned about neighbor's solar panels?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We live in a rowhouse and my neighbor is having solar panels installed on the roof, which will be adjacent to our bedroom. While I'm aware this is a win for green energy, I wonder if it is like sleeping next to/under big power lines. I found an article about EMF radiation, which notes that radiation from the panels themselves appears to be small, but it sounds like there are issues with meters and the inverter. Can anyone who knows the issue well advise? We just bought this house and it is not what I wanted to see.
Read peer-reviewed journals.
And learn something about property rights--you just bought a house--you have no control over your neighbor's actions.
Ever thought that that actually means? It's a "you scratch my back and rate me good, and I will scratch yours and rate you good as well!"
It's an older form of Yelp ratings. Useless for the most part.
Anonymous
07/04/2025 16:43
Subject: should I be concerned about neighbor's solar panels?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tin Foil doesn't work also, just an FYI for those who don't know. It's not thick enough even in multiple layers as it needs to be over 1/8" thick at least. Foil is amazingly thin.
This is why you need ro build a thick tin foil hat. There are some tutorials online.
There are much cheaper and faster methods that work better than doing that.
Anonymous
07/04/2025 03:45
Subject: should I be concerned about neighbor's solar panels?
Anonymous wrote:We live in a rowhouse and my neighbor is having solar panels installed on the roof, which will be adjacent to our bedroom. While I'm aware this is a win for green energy, I wonder if it is like sleeping next to/under big power lines. I found an article about EMF radiation, which notes that radiation from the panels themselves appears to be small, but it sounds like there are issues with meters and the inverter. Can anyone who knows the issue well advise? We just bought this house and it is not what I wanted to see.
Are you a troll or just dim OP? Solar panels are a good thing. There is no evidence that solar panels emit harmful radiation. Stop reading "articles" that aren't from legitimate, peer-reviewed journals.
And learn something about property rights--you just bought a house--you have no control over your neighbor's actions.
Anonymous
07/04/2025 00:20
Subject: should I be concerned about neighbor's solar panels?
OP, I would hate to live next door to solar panels and I certainly would not want them right adjacent to my roof.
Yes, they can catch on fire. I dated someone whose company shut down for a few days due to a fire on the roof rom solar panels.
My main issue with them, however, is that they, or maybe it's the accompanying mechanisms they come with, make an annoying whirring, humming noise. Not very detectable but drives me batty.
So yeah. I would not be happy.
Yes, they can catch on fire. I dated someone whose company shut down for a few days due to a fire on the roof rom solar panels.
My main issue with them, however, is that they, or maybe it's the accompanying mechanisms they come with, make an annoying whirring, humming noise. Not very detectable but drives me batty.
So yeah. I would not be happy.