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Adding to the question by asking if solar power the best way to provide electricity to a remote location?

The challenge of getting started on a homestead sounds like a hell of a lot of fun if done right and efficiently. Some of the biggest problems I see with starting a homestead is water, electricity and building materials.

Adding to the question by asking if solar power the best way to provide electricity to a remote location? The challenge of getting started on a homestead sounds like a hell of a lot of fun if done right and efficiently. Some of the biggest problems I see with starting a homestead is water, electricity and building materials.

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I don't know much on the topic, but I know these things exist: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kIKkSeltuGY&pp=ygUUSGFuZCBXYXRlciBwdW1wIHdlbGw%3D

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

Hell yeah this is badass if you have water pretty close to the surface, very clutch

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This is partly why I chose our off grid homestead property outside of the US, we can do whatever we want, water is on our land and clean. Honestly. The laws continue to suck for those who wish to be self sufficient, the next ugly is septic permitting and installation. Water and septic could be low end 20k to high end $80k… I have $300 total investment for both and they work great.

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That's awesome! I can't believe they how much basic necessities cost here. It's as if "'someone"' doesnt want us to be self sufficient