1. yak55x Said,

   Tennesee? The angle of the panels looked much sharper like Alaska. I’m in Az and allthough I don’t have any trees blocking the path, I think we are at similar lattitudes. Mine are only about 20 degrees or so. But I see you’re scientific so I guess I need one of those solar pathfinders.

   Anyway, go solar power! I love it. Keep up the good work.

2. gchenley Said,

   Good informative video, thanks.

3. EdPalmatier Said,

   Good video. I’m getting NABCEP certified in PV installations and today we worked with the Solar Pathfinder for the first time. Very neat device!

4. ramgueta Said,

   u can putt on the roof los of aluninum paper and it will bee like a huge reflactor.

   u will have more power per hour and more houres per day.

5. Texasman2186 Said,

   Great information thanks

6. teemuruskeepaa Said,

   This person lives like the American colonists and pioneers, where there wasn’t anything else but aboriginals and nature.

7. teemuruskeepaa Said,

   Want to respect people?

8. joemc111 Said,

   Ha man Don’t Worry about that guy that talked about your Grammar. Its not the Grammar its the ideas in a mans head that is important. I like you vision.

9. eddiequest2 Said,

   Want to learn grammar?

10. ptryba Said,

    Want to sell your pathfinder cheep?

11. cristobaltag Said,

    Hey there!

    I work for Solar Pathfinder and just noticed your question. When you take the photo, you’ll want to stand at magnetic south. This will give you the most accurate reading b/c you’ll most likely want to position the panels in the direction of magnetic south for wherever you are in the northern hemisphere. You’d do negative north if you’re in the southern hemisphere.
    I hope this helps!

12. b43xoit Said,

    When you move your head, doesn’t the reflection move relative to the marks? Do the instructions tell you where to put your head?

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