Well that's all there is, Silex have stated that they will be either selling of or partnering with someone with deep pockets, someone who will do the heavy lifting from now on.
If you look at this PDF which is on the Solar Systems website I think they may have given us a hint somehow?
look at this link
http://www.solarsystems.com.au/getm...0707baf5c08e/AboutSolarSystems_Flyer.PDF.aspx
now look at page 2 where it says this -:
Key elements in the Solar Systems Technology
MANUFA CTURING
Melbourne
CPV MODULE
6cm x 6cm
CPV Converter
0.25m
CS500 Dish
15m Diameter
In this it shows a 15 meter dish with 6 by 6 CM modules and they say the CPV converter is only .25 m, this does not add up because in the old CPV Converter there were 64 modules each module was 6 CM and the CPV Converter was approximately .5 m square, that is there were 8 modules across and eight modules deep i.e 6cm module multiplied by 8 is 48cm or .48 meters
I believe what they have shown is a large dish with a smaller CPV converter which is four modules across and four modules deep which is 16 modules in total, or 6 cm by four modules is 24 cm which is close to the .25 m they mention.
It is worth remembering that the dish surface area compared to the CPV collector surface area give you a ratio, and in this case that ratio would be less than normal, because you only have one quarter the surface area compared to if they had used the larger 64 module collector instead of the 16 Module CPV collector, which is one quarter the size.
Was this a mistake or an attempt to confuse perhaps? or is what they actually used at the Nofia installation?
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