Mason: October 2009 Archives
Thanks to our friends at Solar Center and Solar Nexus International we are now powered by solar here at our office in Dar es Salaam.
We are using a new demo system, which Dave Fryer (our Macrosolar Volunteer) kindly did a great job of designing and wiring.
The SolarAid Tanzania team outside the office at Dar es Salaam, with the new solar system that is now powering the office.
Ready to switch to solar power, here in the SolarAid office in Dar es Salaam.
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