I really appreciate these follow-up videos because it gives us an even more realistic perspective of what tiny house living feels like as a lifestyle.

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Gen! Glad you enjoyed it.

@paulsuprono7225

5 жыл бұрын

And just think . . . peace with humanity ! Not a human, in sight. If you wanna connect, jus use technology !

A tiny home with wood, gardens, run off of renewable energies...Can I live here? (And that kitchen.👌)

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

This is parked up in such a beautiful spot too!

@misspeach3755

5 жыл бұрын

@Craig X Not to mention the electro-magnetic fields with which solar panels pollute the environment. And the couple's travelling - due to the money saved - adds even more to their carbon footprint, so definitely not "guilt-free".

@kevincarrigan3083

4 жыл бұрын

@@misspeach3755 So quaint to see comments from those who believe carbon is a pollutant.

@eideticgoone7035

4 жыл бұрын

@@misspeach3755 The typical Solar panel passes DC current from the panel to the charge controller. DC current produces minuscule amounts of electro-magnetic radiation. Google " electromagnetic radiation from dc current". In addition, the panels are sitting on top of a corrugated metal roof. That in itself will shield anything below it, especially if the roof is grounded. There are electro-magnetic currents in the earth below us that probably are far stronger than those produced by these panels. It is easy to be afraid. It is work to educate yourself to the science.

@Oceanusnovas-um2zf

3 жыл бұрын

@Craig X This seem to be the way of the future and many want to go this route I'm thinking about it in terms of not paying electricity to big power company. So I'm curious...why would it be worst than electricity?

Loved the vid! REQUEST: could you do an episode about failures with tiny living? The people who went like "okay, we tried, but we DIDN'T like it?! The ones who moved back to big? Would be interesting to also see the other side.

@splehcar

5 жыл бұрын

SwirlingSoul: Agreed.

@jaysaison8819

5 жыл бұрын

That will contradict with their Title!

@artmy3045

5 жыл бұрын

Then the channel won't be call as "living big in a tiny house".

@user-pt5vx6co2w

5 жыл бұрын

how about the bad things that happens when living in tiny house but still choose it? (maybe so we can prepare it beforehand in case that happens)

@majestasharika7725

5 жыл бұрын

For people who built the tiny house and can't live in there or just for temporarily.. I believe they will rental those place in Airbnb.. the features in all of this houses it's unique experience

I remembered this. Soooo good knowing they're still going tiny and living BIG! Thank you, Bryce!

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome Simeon! They sure are. :)

@TheRealSimeon

3 жыл бұрын

Oh hey! Another Simeon! I don't think I've ever met anyone else with my name XD

I love watching these tiny house videos and Bryce is always a breath of fresh air and delight. With Bryce as the star of the show it’s easy to forget about the cameraman (woman) because the filming is so smooth, professional and unobtrusive - its as if one is there in the flesh sharing every moment! But this truly is the product of a very successful partnership. Well done Bryce, well done to both of of you. Thank-you for making the world a better and a kinder place. Greetings from Switzerland.

Hey all! I hope you enjoy this weeks revisited episode! It was so cool for us to catch up with our friends Paul and Annett and see how they are getting on with living in their off the grid tiny house on wheels a year down the track. When we first visited them they had only just moved into the home, and it’s great to see how it’s now working out for them! If you enjoy this video, please remember to like, share and let us know your thoughts in the comments below. If you’d like to show extra support, consider joining our community on Patreon! www.patreon.com/livingbig - Enjoy the video, and we will see you again next week!

@JamesScottB

5 жыл бұрын

Very cool to revisit friends living Big! Paul and Annett seem really down to earth--literally. Happy to hear they will visit Japan soon (if they haven't already). I am an architect focused on sustainability for 25 years and I live in JAPAN! I started writing a guide for foreigners visiting Japan 20 years ago (I visited 38 times before moving here) and I edit it from time to time. Happy to share it with them (or anyone) if they are interested--or guide them to some of the coolest places in Tokyo. Best, James.

@RebeccaLyn

5 жыл бұрын

I'd love to see you revisit places more!

@ahmads7669

5 жыл бұрын

please what's the name of the song in the intro and thanks

@jubankta1627

5 жыл бұрын

What are the solar panels they are using here they seem to put out alot of power for so few Id really like to know thank u and great video as always Bryce

@jasnajulija

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for another beautiful life story 🌸 You inspire us much much more you could imagine 🙏

This is a the future I would love in my tiny house in the Philippines. I want to be able to go off grid as much as possible. Each idea has really been thought out so well. I am so impressed. So pleased for them.

And again Bryce, a great show. Super to have so much sun power that you have electricity all year round! Here, Sweden, it's impossible. We have a long winter sun is not coming high enough to feed the panels with UV. So need other recourses, like a generator, and af course one that uses vegetable oil as fuel to keep the waste ass a minimu. Water that we have plenty. And fire wood also. What I actually want to say is that every spot on our mother world has its advantages and its problems. Thank you for sharing. Enjoy

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. One of the great things about Australia is the sunshine hours which definitely makes it very possible for people to live very comfortably on solar energy.

@florisbiezeman3800

5 жыл бұрын

@Craig X I would love to live off grid and use nuclear energy, but I assume it's quite difficult to build a powerplant in my garden without it going wrong😂

@magsbayou

4 жыл бұрын

@@livingbig Have you run across anyone obtaining energy from wind?

The beauty of this channel is that it not only captures the architecture but also the story and feelings with it .. different cultures, different people and so much to know and so much to feel.. thank you again... another amazing video.. keep uploading... Your videos are great ... Best recreation for me apart from studying..gives me a sense of freedom as if I m living there life..and maybe someday in the future..I'll also opt for an off grid lifestyle ...if it's possible ... lovely..all the best for your future videos also. ....👍👍👍👍💐💐🙋🙋

Perfect spot for a house. It is surrounded by trees💖💖👍

✔This channel's content and production makes me happy. I always like the editing. Amazing outro drone shot too!

@HareDeLune

5 жыл бұрын

Drones! Oh, yeah! I forget about those...

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

@markjones5561

5 жыл бұрын

@@HareDeLune Drones? I always thought it was Bryce just floating by, held aloft through sheer joy. The bloke's so mellow, I always imagine him simply floating off to the next tiny house house after the interview.

@ladonnad.steele2470

5 жыл бұрын

@@markjones5561 me too!

@HareDeLune

5 жыл бұрын

@@markjones5561 I forget about Drones, you forget about helicopters! XD

Someday when I move out I want to live like this.

@user-sq1gk3fr4i

5 жыл бұрын

Hope you do. All the best. Greetings from Switzerland.

@ThousandTimesBefore

5 жыл бұрын

@@user-sq1gk3fr4i Kännsch de Verein Kleinwohnformen? Isch rächt neu. Bin au erst letschti drüber gstolperet :)

@stefantwotimes

5 жыл бұрын

@@ThousandTimesBefore english in school ?no :-)

@ThousandTimesBefore

5 жыл бұрын

@@stefantwotimes Definitely yes haha xD. But I was talking about something that only exists in Switzerland, anyway, so I thought Swiss German was appropriate :)

@ThousandTimesBefore

5 жыл бұрын

@@stefantwotimes 8-D

Cause of this channel we looking into doing something like this. Mine has to be a bit bigger with 4 kids but the planning is coming along nicely.

This is living! Simple. Stylish. Satisfying.

Great timing as always. Coffee brewing and time to sit down for another awesome house. Thanks Bryce.

@cannavaras

5 жыл бұрын

Ps...loved Byron Bay and Balina...lovely places to live.

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers Andy! It's just passed 7am here in Australia at the moment and I'm about to make a cup of coffee myself. :)

More Revisiting videos!! Loved that you came back to these guys to see how well they fare with tiny living. Thank you Bryce! Awesome content!

I like how they have a lot of power from reusable energy. But still thinking to save the energy by only using some appliances when the sun is out. This couple is awesome

I joined this channel after I watched this segment. The channel had less than a million followers. Now it is well on its way to 1.5 million! Thank you for sharing the tiny house lifestyle with us.

That vista shot at the end is absolutely breathtaking.

😍😍😍 When I see this happy and awaken couple, living their dream life, it gives me so much good feelings. And I know it is possible for me to. Thank you! Much love and blessings to everyone 💖

Great to see all is working well. Hopefully videos like these help convince Australians we do not need nuclear power. More than enough energy from renewables. Comfortable modern living without compromises. Your story is inspiring. Well done guys.

@dontfollowme9043

4 жыл бұрын

Nuclear power is far more efficient and less polluting than adani coal mines ;)

What a freeing way to live! I didn't know that biogas existed. I def want to learn more on that. It must be amazing to live 100% off the grid that's awesome!

Love the revisits! You could do a whole series on revisits alone! So encouraging!

I love all the plants and that they're totally off grid. Such a chill couple! Would love to see you revisit more previous tiny home owners.

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, we really love filming the revisited episodes. So nice to catch up with friends and see how they are doing!

holy moly that last shot at the end of the video with the sun was stunning! Also i'm glad they like their amazing home so much. Bryce you should do more of these revisiting videos. There are quite a few other homes that i'd love to get an update on!

I’m living in Argentina and see how this people are able to live in a house without bars it’s amazing

@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587

3 жыл бұрын

I hope this isn't disrespectful, but you're cute :)

@lucaesperon5677

3 жыл бұрын

@@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587 thanks Lauren

So happy you revisited this couple. Super practical, comprehensive approach to living off grid. Thank you

Being off the grid is so cool. I would think that the one of the goals of every tiny home would be that. Now that is my goal. Thanks for the encouragement.

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers Rik! All the best with your future off the grid adventures. :)

@11:45 Exactly! Life gives back when you simplify and don't go along with the herd. Good on you!

Forget the house, what two of the most ADORABLE people I've seen. And I'm Brazilian, we have loads of them. I so wished I could spend an afternoon with them, chilling and having some beers... nice people! Oh and Bryce is invited! =)

Ooohhh. All those techy system for renewable energy. Me likey.

Thank you Bryce for the update on this tiny home. It is so satisfying to see Paul and Annett meet all of their needs with virtually no carbon foot print. It is also wonderful to see them save so much money each year that they can meet their wants without going into debt. Wish you and them the best. Have a great weekend.

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

It's always great to see people set out to do amazing things and accomplish their dreams!

Thanks for the re-visits! Thanks, as well, for asking specific questions; especially since they weren't that forthcoming about the challenges! Videos like this show you are listening to your viewers, so thanks for that, too!

LOVELY COUPLE...The place is really incredible and beautiful...they really know what they want and how to get it for the FUTURE

I love your channel...the diversity of your videos are great and also the way you shoot the video ...the story ,the feeling with every distinctive features of the individual tiny house or the people ..it's so lovely it's so soothing ....and believe me or not I always choose your channel and it feels lovely to know about different types of tiny houses ,the people ,the culture ,the background,the simplicity and the essence of being yourself.. lovely.. keep up the good work... Just addicted now to browse and see tiny house videos ..lots of good wishes from India 💐💐💐😊😊😊👍👍👍👍👍🙋🙋🙋

I cant believe I haven't found these series before, it's amazing to get idea's and it is so real compared to American versions, I love the vibes I'm getting from all you Aussies and Kiwi's, much love from The Netherlands.

This house is such an elegant, open design and I love that they're off grid!

Theres many tiny house shows on KZread But i just prefer yours! The way you host And how you manage to get the people living in it to open up is amazing!

Cool to see that they are using the Home Biogas system, Solar Tube hot water, and plus solar panels for A/C and appliances.

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, they sure went all out in this home! It's great to see that it's all working out so well for them.

@HareDeLune

5 жыл бұрын

They must have high-paying jobs. It all looks tremendously expensive. : P

@FreedomNation

5 жыл бұрын

@@HareDeLune They said most of the materials were reclaim. Meaning free or re-purposed. I estimate the probably spent $40k - 50k, but he said they save 20,000 per year in rent and more including utilities. They're in Australia so the price might give or take 20k. It's all about perspective and how much you'll save in 5 to 10 years. In 5 years they could save 100,000 and in 10 years they could save 200,000. It's not that expensive.

@HareDeLune

5 жыл бұрын

@@FreedomNation Try living on cheese sandwiches because you don't have money for anything more. Then tell me what's expensive and what isn't.

Love the revisiting. Proving that the tiny houses are reliable and durables. Nice video. You give me so many ideas, thank you. Cheers from Argentina.

We live in the suburbs as my kids would refuse to live in the country and my husband too works in I.T. but most of our house is off-grid now. It's very liberating and often more is going onto the grid than what we R using............We have the same values my friends.

Hi Bryce, so lovely to meet you at the Tiny House Festival yesterday, you were right! This is an amazing video! Hope you and Rasa enjoy the festival today.

Wow. Wonderful, eco-friendly home. I think tiny houses will get even more common in the up coming years.

Love ya. I watching this channel every single day

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! So glad you are enjoying our videos. :)

I love how happy you both are and all that you've accomplished. I wish you much happiness in Japan is your travel. Continue to be very wise about what you do with your money I never take it for granted. So much can change in an instant whether it's your health or your circumstances or your finances so I am really proud of you for saving so much❣️❣️💕💕😊 I love all your plants everywhere and I loved when you were asked what struggles you've had in the past year you neither one could think of anything it has been difficult this year because normally when you're building something new together especially when you live off grid there's problems and you both are so at peace with what you've been doing and you just seem so PEACE and who else can see that?? Not very many people❣️❣️❣️❣️🌈I can tell you that I'm much older than you buy a lifetime of reflective sadness! You have everything I wanted with my husband and we were very much in love, In fact all of our life we continue to be in love but it wasn't enough… He became addicted to his anesthesia medication as he learned it young in school training is it anesthesia doctor and it destroyed our lives and don't be sad for me because we both learned our lesson and we also learn to live small from how we began trying to live large in societies definition of how you should live… But I would've given anything for us to have what the two of you have....Living off grid and away from society because we both loved gardening and the outdoors and traveling and each other and it would've been nice to finished in a different way than we did and eventually he was unable to practice once he I was diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis and such a sad difficult into his life. He was a proud man and we made the best of our time together and even in his last 12 hours we dance together and sang together you have to make your moments count and it seems like that's what you guys are doing. I wish you much happiness ♥️♥️🌈& I really love your tiny house and all the clever things you did and especially those big drawers in the kitchen and your Comfy Loft💕💕💕💕💕

This video makes me happy, I love the panorama shots high in the air when the camera slowly turns toward the setting sun. They live better than millionnaires; fresh air and an amazing view. And to top it off, they are energy self sufficient. Thank you so much.

The house is cute but the beautiful surroundings is what makes it special. Finding land to put these tiny homes on is the key to it all, really. Would love to see you expand your channel to include this key component by showcasing available land sites. Tiny house living in and of itself is not difficult for most people but finding a place to situate it is what makes it a reality.

The tiny house I love the most so far! Thanks

The follow up videos are even more inspiring. This couple is not only saving a lot more money, they are enjoying their time on a grander scale.

I wish this couple all the best in their happy house. It was a pleasure to hear their story over the past year and I see them as a model partnership for many who wish to tread lightly. That view at 12:31...paradise fit for a postcard.

What a lovely setup they have! This how it should be, it should be cheaper to live in a more sustainable. healthy way. Not like healthy, "organic" food that is so much more expensive, where it actually is rather easier to grow if your natural systems are in place. I am now growing my own veggies and am continuously astounded at how much better it tastes! Living off grid in a small house is definitely my dream

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. Congratulations on growing your own food!

Good day Bryce and Rasa! I love these follow up visits and seeing how things evolve! 😃 Paul and Annett! Your house is great! Keep it up, you're making me not regret going tiny! it's almost four months in, and I hope to keep widdling down my debts! 😎 🖤🦇

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Great to hear you're still enjoying life in your tiny home Batty!

This so far has been my favourite tiny home, and they are telly off the grid, Fast becoming an addict to the minimal idea and go small idea and realising that less is best. Getting great ideas.... Thanks

Love to see the big life they are truly living! Really like the re-visits! And, as always, the drone shots coupled with your fabulous theme underscores that magic. This special combination is like getting the best of hugs from you two. Thanks again!

They have a perfect spot in the middle of the ring of trees...beautiful spot!

@grovermartin6874

4 жыл бұрын

In the right spot, wind can be a gift. A 10 Kw Bergey [Norman, Oklahoma, US] provided 80% of the electrical use for an earth-sheltered (non-tiny) house. At the time of purchase, the turbine cost $19,000 USD. [Unfortunately, the state was persuaded? or maybe lobbied? to pass a subsidy some years later which allowed a buyer to buy the same turbine for $34,000- $36,000, if it was installed by a certified installer (who couldn't be the owner!), essentially subsidizing a very high-end homeowner, and making it unaffordable to everyone else. A story for another day.] The lead acid batteries were the most recyclable part of the installation. The lead and plastic caps were melted down for other battery cases, the acid was used to neutralize hand soap. Had the house been a more reasonable size, the turbine by the lake in the windy location would easily have powered 100% of the home's needs. Research has demonstrated that four states -- Texas, Oklahoma, North and South Dakota, maybe? -- have enough wind to provide 3 times the electricity of the entire US current use. BUT -- the grid isn't up to the task, and the cost of upgrading it was not anything any politicians could contemplate. Certainly not now, in the time of economic disaster of Covid-19. Conservation is always cleanest.

This is great! I love that you revisit the Tiny Houses. It shows that it really can work!

When things don't work perfectly it makes the times when everything does work perfectly all the better

@dastrnad

5 жыл бұрын

Trudy Clay yes. And makes you appreciate it even more!

Love this channel, especially your enthusiasm. Also, We love the follow ups. This makes it look like it's really doable. Thank you, Bryce.

So super happy for this beautiful people. Great to see update on the systems itself. Thank you for sharing your space with us. amazing

Awesome video as always, Bryce! Also just a note to say how lovely it was to meet you at the Australia Tiny House Festival - I had my little girl with me and we were both a little starstruck after watching your vids over the year but you made our day :)

I really did love that They seem to be very relaxed and happy with their tiny home.

Thanks for doing the fellow up with Paul and Annett. I remember your first visit. It is so nice to see the things a year later love the look of the place. It is great to see that you can live and enjoy being off grid.

I remember watching this too. . .can't believe it's been a year already! Thanks for the update, it was wonderful!

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Time races by doesn't it. Glad you enjoyed the video!

Another awesome video..Living off grid seems easier contrary to popular norms..This channel always comes up with pleasant surprises..😍😍🤗🤗 I am definitely using these ideas for my future home..Love from India..❤️❤️🙏🙏

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

In many ways it really is. I think the huge advantage when it comes to tiny houses is that it really increases the number of areas where you can park them. It would have cost a tremendous amount of money to get mains power to that sight, but putting some solar power and batteries there is easy. Plus, no bills! :)

@richadubey8941

5 жыл бұрын

@@livingbigAbsolutely ..and as a proud Indian I am happy to tell this that in our country more and more housing societies are using solar and renewable energy sources..In India such modestly furnished containers are being provided by the Government to homeless people..I hope Indians will soon understand and adopt this functional, sustainable living willingly but not out of compulsion..☺️

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

@@richadubey8941 This sounds like a great idea! Hopefully it is working out. We would love to one day travel to India and film some episodes over there.

@richadubey8941

5 жыл бұрын

@@livingbig It is my earnest wish that your team visits our country..We have a saying in Sanskrit " Atithi Devo Bhava" which.means Guests are like Gods and we must do everything to please them..I wish India comes up with such beautiful tiny houses and your channel makes documentary about it..Fingers crossed..🤞😊

Another beautiful couple---it really warms my heart to see their happiness and unity as a couple enjoying their life together in their cozy home

I’m glad you made up a follow up video, I am always watching their fist video! Such a great home. Glad their plans are going great! Time to take my leap into the tiny house movement!

Byron Bay is such a beautiful part of Australia. Great to see them so happy and content.

Bryce, thank you for following up with them. They look extremely happy and content. The place is just beautiful

Wonderful informative interview Bryce and Rasa lovely filming as usual You guys feed us all the info and capture the visual lifestyle so thoroughly I almost feel I am actually there experiencing it. Great job and kudos to this beautiful couple for an amazi g home and lifestyle 👏👏👏

That Outro with the Drone the landscape is breathtaking.

That last shot was stunning ☀️

Very very much like your re-visits. Thanks for going back to these places and sharing their journeys with us. :D

My God. The landscape the settled on is just stunning. And what a beautiful tiny house.

I’m so jealous of living like that so beautiful nature and the silent,fresh air every morning luv it house.

Really enjoyed seeing a 'revisit' Good to see them thriving!

@livingbig

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Pattie! We love making the revisited episodes.

Great job Bryce and Rasa to making this channels.. greetings from Indonesia.. this lifestyle it's very inspire me for a couple months But we are 3rd country basically still race to be rich (like a carzy rich asian movie).. our parents only accept successful kid by big house or proper apartment.. I will waiting for this tiny house movement in Indonesia.. there will be plenty scnenery place would love to see..

@elizabethfrei9379

5 жыл бұрын

Majesta Sharika i hope Your parents can see the benefits of living tiny And able to save on rent And travel the world.

@edihariyanto2785

3 жыл бұрын

Indonesia have amazing place to live off-grid and I'm planning Financial Indenpendence Retire Early and build my off-grid tiny house in 2030.

I love most of the houses featured on this channel but I rewatch this one all the time! So inspiring to make a move to renewables and tiny living!

I like these follow-ups as it allows us to see how tiny living has worked out for people in a realistic way. It can go a long way to helping those of us who yearn for this lifestyle to understand what pitfalls and what joys are part of the process. Thanks for this Tiny Living team 😊

Amazing couple and all the innovative design to live off grid. Plants are everywhere it's awesome.

Wow i pray i can do as they do one day. This is inspiring thank you for the follow up videos!! 😀😀😊😊👍🏾👍🏾

Love the follow up. Such a great picture of positive living thanks again 🧡

Such a beautiful video! I really like the home and the little garden! xoxo

I love this tiny house. Very well thought out. Thank you for sharing.

I love this couple. So gentle & sweet. Bryce I love that you fid this follow up. Thank you so much. Wishing them happiness with their precious 😺💞🌻🌞🌠🌲!!!

Awesome follow up! Would love to see more of them in the future. Well done and very appreciated - thanks!

Great video! It was great to see all possible renewable devices I hadn't seen before.

Thank you for the welcome and sharing of your Nice Vegetalized Tiny House !

What a lovely couple. Very inspiring. X

It's really good to see an updates like this, it's good to see how things have progressed :) And I hope to be able to live like this in the near future :)

Probably now saving money for a tiny house here in the philippines soon enough hehe i like tiny house ❤❤ it looks cool and amazing thumbs up for those who have a perspective mind ❤

I love how you are using different solar power systems. The water system is awesome.

@lisasessums3509

2 жыл бұрын

Love yalls home😍

Ahhh, how's the serenity... so nice to catchup, has it really been a year already?? Will you ever be doing a catch up with the couple who built the tiny on wheels that converts into the castle with the rooftop bath and fruit drying racks etc? I'd looove to know how they're going too esp with their little one.

I’m so pleased to see it’s worked out so well for them. I hope you can do more of these follow up videos

Am enjoying the follow ups on prior builders! Had thought these two were really nice, glad to see how clever they are

So many Tiny House Channel.. But this channel is my favourite. Thank you Bryce

What a beautiful loo and bathroom! I also love the bathroom door, shower curtain and all the open shelves in the kitchen.

I probably would not of drawn attention to that dove tail joint 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Great off grid setup with loads of options 👍🏻

@Jamac007

5 жыл бұрын

yeah, I had a giggle at that joint too 😂😂😂

@chezmoi42

5 жыл бұрын

I think that could be classified under 'self-deprecating humor'.

The most beautiful pullback Rasa. Great episode. Cheers 👍🏽🌟so extraordinarily happy. My cells did a little sparkly jig at the success of the ethical and renewable lifestyle being so freeing. All round great success... 🌈🌺🔆🌟 thankyou

Love from Argentina! I'm in love with this channel.

I'm so glad you did a follow-up we with them! I had been wondering if it all worked well, especially since I am building a home now and would like to include renewable energy.