Decent amount of kit for the price. Although due to being flanked/buffered on all sides by fairly dense trees - and equally dense HOA decisions to cut construction costs, leading to catastrophic structural damage from water leakage, then leading to rupturing drywall, rotting staircases, and mold so black that it chokes out the presence of visible light - eclipsing bulbs of even the highest wattage along it's toxic growth - and of course moving along to subsequent legal action, thus by court order prompting reluctant compliance with immediate repairs - but not without first a retaliatory doubling of fees, before the start of lengthy, disruptive, and often disrespectful repairs - the final stroke, issuing a mandate barring tenants from affixing anything exterior to their homes that might diminish the drab, 'funeral home for the living' aesthetic that no one other than a vengeance-seeking prison warden might confidently assert qualify as "improvements" . Hence, due to the moratorium, all my solar/wind sustainability experimentation have found their way back into their respective boxes - which are now stacked dormant in a storage unit I was surprised to learn that I would rather immediately need to rent/make several monthly payments on - under threat of confiscation/removal to the local landfill of my brand new generator, paints & solvents (which we were told to move inside the apartment...) around half of the treated plywood I had purchased for a project - the other half ostensibly now part the builder's lumber inventory, a large collection of gardening tools (which I suppose was more useful before they annihilated the garden - burying it under ~8 inches of wood chips - which incidentally spread like a virus all across the complex - claiming the life of every patch of green - which had previously stood as the only compelling feature of the common areas/frontage/entire complex....
Anyway, obviously I can offer no credible performance report other than to say that I'm impressed with the quality of the components, and what would seem to be their potential...however, I'll need to slip current shackles before I'm able to see either of a) a proper return on investment, or b) a future where HOAs are finally regulated in a manner consistent with democracy/are prevented from executing quotas designed to limit/restrict residents of color/curb the reckless use of 'foreclosure' powers to disenfranchise home owners - robbing them of their equity, while arbitrarily raising fees to levels impossible to reconcile w/ things like raising healthy kids while working long hours and helping out ones neighbors - and instead being forced to watch as a single mother and 2 young children are swiftly ejected from their home, school district, and community - then forced to climb the accumulating pile of black bags containing their belongings - so that they might pull a few off the top in the hopes of finding a bit of food/a change of clothes/maybe a toothbrush...
jayzeusX 
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