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Sometimes the "old" ways are better. Now, this is not exactly super old tech but it is proven.

Why the fuck did we stop putting solar/water heaters up? Especially in cold climates? Adding some modern automation to it would be cool as long as it can be easily bypassed if there are any issues or if something fails.

Also, I want this guys shop's/land/etc.... Maybe one day.

Sometimes the "old" ways are better. Now, this is not exactly super old tech but it is proven. Why the fuck did we stop putting solar/water heaters up? Especially in cold climates? Adding some modern automation to it would be cool as long as it can be easily bypassed if there are any issues or if something fails. Also, I want this guys shop's/land/etc.... Maybe one day.
[–] 3 pts

The issue becomes it takes a certain type of mindset to want to understand how it works and properly operate it. The owner himself said there's tons of valves in the system. He'd need to develop an O&M manual for his setup prior to selling the property. It's probably pretty straight forward with only a couple seasonal adjustments, but that's more than enough to make most people's eyes glaze over.

[–] 1 pt

Yeah, When you build something yourself you often forget that to someone on the "outside" it may look like a complicated mess / magic when it really is fairly straight forward.