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Is the top of the production one going to be able to accommodate a solar panel? Love the window but the square in front of it? Why the topography?Tesla Oasis
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Yes good question, from what I'm seeing, a panel would have to be mounted on the rails.
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That shape was added to strengthen the longitudinal structure in addition to the L-track, just like the SkyLounge and Pano tent, just adapted to a different form.
As for solar, you can mount panels directly to the L-track, or we can add foam padding across the front area the same way we did for the L-track, which works with thinner flexible panels. We will be mounting some solar panels and sharing pictures soon!
As for solar, you can mount panels directly to the L-track, or we can add foam padding across the front area the same way we did for the L-track, which works with thinner flexible panels. We will be mounting some solar panels and sharing pictures soon!
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