This year we installed our own solar power system. We installed 28 solar panels for a total of 11,140 watts. We also installed a hybrid inverter with 20 Kilowatt Hours of batteries to store power and give us the ability to run off grid during power outages. This system will make an average of 15,050 Kilowatt hours a year.
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We live in southeastern Illinois on a 41 acre homestead. We just finished building our log cabin in 2018. Now we are focused on trying to grow our own food and raise livestock. Follow us on our journey we continue to develop our homestead and farm, while becoming more self sufficient.
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