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Old 04-01-2008, 04:30 AM   #1
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Took delivery of our new Winnie Sightseer 36HD Hybrid Motorhome today. We are really looking forward to "going green" but are still a little concerned about the extra 750 pounds of weight for all the batteries.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how best to keep clean the 125 square feet of solar panels on the roof? I understand that dirt and bird "stuff" can reduce the charging capacity.

I think it will be really neat to be able to sneak into campgrounds late at night under electric power and not make the disturbance usually associated with a diesel.

I'm glad we bought it now as well, because prices are scheduled to go up considerably after April 1.

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Took delivery of our new Winnie Sightseer 36HD Hybrid Motorhome today. We are really looking forward to "going green" but are still a little concerned about the extra 750 pounds of weight for all the batteries.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how best to keep clean the 125 square feet of solar panels on the roof? I understand that dirt and bird "stuff" can reduce the charging capacity.

I think it will be really neat to be able to sneak into campgrounds late at night under electric power and not make the disturbance usually associated with a diesel.

I'm glad we bought it now as well, because prices are scheduled to go up considerably after April 1.

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Old 04-01-2008, 04:56 AM   #3
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Well first of all congratulations on your new coach - secondly i wasn't even aware something like that was available???? Too many Senior moments I think.
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The whirr of the electric motors are annoying....
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Good one Gary. I hate to admit it but you got me to.
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I'd hate to play poker with Gary. Good one.
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Thanks everyone for playing along. I never did grow up!

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