2/13 – Meeting with Dr. Bazzi and Matt

• Matt delivered batteries
• Batteries are 21.5 x 4 15/16 x 12.5” (LxWxH)
• First shelf – 18.5” high, 36.5” deep at deepest
• 47.5” from right wall to right of center shelf post
• Third shelf – 19.5” high, 41.5” off floor
• 19” from last beam (in front of vent) to right of door opening. Door is 36” wide
• 8.5” from left of door opening to start of shelves
• Determined required lengths of #4 and #1/0 wires

• Bazzi suggests we eliminate the gap between the trailer and the roof.
• Cage-nut over square nut due to cheaper cost
• Not using breaker between junction box and inverter. If maintenance is needed The receptacle will be removed.

2/13/17 Matt (Sponsor) & Josh (Media) join meeting with Bazzi

• Ask Peter Gloude about rubber bushing act as shock absorber for vibration on the trailer. OR rubber stud to allow water leakage during weather events.

2/16/17 Meeting with Peter Gloude

• Suggested Materials:
  • Nylock bolts- vibrations will not loosen bolts
  • Aluminum angle brackets- Galvanized steel will corrode when cut because the new ends are not galvanized

2/17 – Installation

• Drilled holes in 8 angle brackets
• Drilled holes in 2 solar panels for mounting angle brackets
• Came up with new idea for mounting panels to trailer