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Solar powered golf cart tax credit
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Golf Cart Soalr Roof Panels
Frugal Dougal's Golf Cart Accessories offers solar roof panels for golf carts in a very powerful 205 watts and and universal 100 watts. These are photovoltaic cells, and they are not fragile at all. They are made to withstand hurricane force winds. The 100 watt Universal solar roof panel is mounted on the top of any existing golf cart roof. It is twice as powerful as the flexible top depicted here and is offered at $1,195 which is $400 less than the flexible top. 30% of this purchase price may be used as a Federal solar tax credit. Also, if you buy a new battery bank at the same time, it is considered part of the solar system and also qualifies for the Federal tax credit. In some states, such as Florida, this solar system is exempt from sales tax. For complete technical specifications, please see our web site at www.frugaldougalsgolf.com/solarroofpanel.
Comment by
Linda
— mid-morning Sunday, January 31st, 2010
comment 2
Nice hint about buying a new battery bank at the same time --- that could really make the solar panel feasible if your current battery bank was on its last legs!
Comment by
anna
— late Sunday morning, January 31st, 2010
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These new peel and stick solar panels are more
efficient than the fragile glass panels and cost about 300 bucks less.
This new design allows for more robust applications, such as on the
roof of a golf cart without the fear of your expensive panel breaking.
Having the sun constantly charging your batteries prevents the sulfates
from building up and extends the life of the battery bank by a minimum
of 25%.