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I designed and just finished building a 10KW solar system for a community center in Nepal for a local Charity organization call Developing World Connections. We had a TV interview on friday from our local (read very small) TV station. I expected 30sec or less TV time but they did about a 5 minute in-depth story. I wish I had combed my hair now.......Cam.
 
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I never though of that. The story starts at 5:45. I am the guy in the grey striped hoodie with the drill in the first shot. I have every thing built and tested. This was the start of us loading all the parts into a shipping container. Cam.
http://www.cfjctv.com/newsOnDemand.php
 
That's really neat (not your hair, but what you're doing :p)
Really though, very nice...and to get to go to Nepal, what a great experience.
 
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