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Roy Spencer’s Swimming Pool

Posted on Apr 14 2010 by Daniel

Tweet This is what happens when a climate scientist engages in a little DIY solar pool heating project: Since the area of each of the two collectors is about 1.5 sq. meters, this means about 800 Watts per sq. meter of heat flux was being usefully generated by the collectors. I’m guestimating that this would [...]

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