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ScottC · 08-25-2022, 10:18 AM

These pictures are from when I had my original 2010 solar panels replaced with the newer, 300W panels (latest tech available from Greenline/SVP Yachts in 2019). You can see the air channels, but the air entrance is limited to some degree. I imagine this is for support purposes. While I can't measure easily now, it does look to me like the channels could be 20-25mm high "inside". I imagine there must be a fair amount of air "forced" in when moving forward. Sitting at anchor, however, is probably a different matter.

08-25-2022, 10:18 AM	#33
ScottC Guru City: Malmö Vessel Name: ABsolutely FABulous Vessel Model: Greenline 33 Hybrid (2010) Join Date: Nov 2019 Posts: 1,328	Solar Panel Cooling These pictures are from when I had my original 2010 solar panels replaced with the newer, 300W panels (latest tech available from Greenline/SVP Yachts in 2019). You can see the air channels, but the air entrance is limited to some degree. I imagine this is for support purposes. While I can't measure easily now, it does look to me like the channels could be 20-25mm high "inside". I imagine there must be a fair amount of air "forced" in when moving forward. Sitting at anchor, however, is probably a different matter. Attached Thumbnails __________________ Scott 2010 Greenline 33' Hybrid Home port: Malmö, SWEDEN Currently in: Valletta, MALTA