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hvac:shade:shadecloth [2020/10/11 19:48] (current) |
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| [[https://amzn.to/2CuQaU8|{{ https://www.amazon.com/images/I/81D1MWWYeaL._AC_UL320_.jpg}}]][[https://amzn.to/2CuQaU8|Shadecloth]] is a woven material that blocks most (not all) sunlight. It is rated by the amount of light blocked, so 90% shadecloth blocks 90% of the light (durrrr....). It can help keep direct sun off folks who need to park in full sun to make power. |
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| **Advantages** |
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| * can be lighter than [[https://amzn.to/3hgiLvd|a tarp]] |
| * less affected by wind because some can pass through |
| * allows more breeze for the same reason |
| * quieter than a tarp |
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| **Disadvantages** |
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| * more expensive than a normal tarp |
| * somewhat more bulky due to woven material |
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| {{http://img.mousetrap.net/2020/IMG_20200713_110137.jpg?175 }}This pic shows what it looks like under shadecloth when in use. You can see the full sunlight (overexposed area), full shade (under the van) and the 90% blocked sun under the shadecloth. |
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| If you look carefully you can also see full shade in the photographer's shadow, and on the edges of the shadecloth where the material is solid. Bonus: there is a dog in the shadows under the van. |