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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_N1MWrAVQM" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; maybe not like this, but out of wood or pallet wood, couple of posts, to turn them by hand, and tilt

similar like the youtube video above, what do you think

I plan to put up a sort of visor on the top front of the tiny house and hinge it. Then use actuators to adjust the angle into the sun for the various seasons.

I also hope to set up more panels out in the yard on a pole and build a sun tracker.

Does that mean you're going to cut the tree in front of your house down? The shade will block your solar most of the summer time if not all of it once leaves grow since the sun will be at an angle around 70 degrees in the sky. Having them by your RV and slightly elevated is what I would most recommend if not on top of the truss thing you're doing for your wind turbines in warmer weather. Perhaps you could post a screenshot of a satellite picture of just your plot so I could better see or you could PM me your address or lat/lon and I'll look further into it? Don't want to sound like a creep saying that, but I think I may be of some help looking at the picture of the place and analyzing it myself.

You could manually do everything by looking at a website if you don't feel comfortable revealing info at any level. Open the page and see what city is nearest to you since I'm not familiar with where most cities on the list below are. You will just need to work on some angles and timeframes and you're set to go, but I could do that for you. http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/s ... y=New+York" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The tiny house gets most of the sun all day. The RV gets morning to afternoon sun but not late afternoon to evening. It is shaded in summer badly in the afternoon.

I need to cut the trees in front of the tiny house for summer solar production. Plus it will reduce summer humidity. The old camper sitting right here was too wet inside and moldy due to these trees.

With them gone I will have dryer air and more solar panel production most of the time during all seasons.

If you drew out the layout of your tiny home on wheels and the whole property with due north marked on the diagram then you could get better help. As far as i know you would want the whole solar aray to be together in the middle of the clearing on the farthest north side of your property facing due south. If your worried that the wires are a waste of money then think about all the sun power you will be missing out on....even in the winter. Just bury the wires a foot into the ground and dont worry about it ever.

Right now the best location is out farther behind the RV. In spring, about a month ago, it was right up against the RV.

Afternoon sun hits the tiny house fully.

My situation is complicated due to all the trees. I hope to set up a solar tracker one day but I am no engineer and the wind here is brutal.