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Malin & Johnny’s Website


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  1. Introduction:

1. Introducton


About Us


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What information can you find on this website?


There are:

  1. Our Blog site:

    • On our Blog Site you will find more day to day stories about ourselfs, our family life, our travelings, our way of living and where we are living.

      • We hope that you will visit our blog site frequently. By this way we will try to update you with the latest news about us.

      This Web Site and also the Blog Site are quit new, so for the moment there are only still the "standard" pages but any comments about the layout are already welcome now! (We have made this website and all other pages like the blog - contact form - disclaimer and wedding site from scratch).

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  2. Photo’s & Video’s:

    • November 21, 2011: Pictures from our wedding are added.

      • Click "HERE" to visit the Photo-Video Web page.

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  3. Our Wedding (8th of October, 2011):

    • Malin and Johnny were married on the 8th of October, 2011. This was for us a very special day.

      • We have made an seperate website about our wedding (details and pictures), therefore we will not go into detail here on this page.

      For more info about our beautiful marriage, please click on the top of this page on "Our Wedding".

      We are now married for:

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    Wedding

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  4. Solarlog (Photovoltaic follow-up system):

    • After the big rebuilding works around my house in 2007, I had decided to invest in "Solar Panels", called photovoltaic system or PV System. In Belgium there was that time an campaign ongoing to invest in this kind of "energy saving" projects and the gouverment was heavely supporting this by giving premies on the produced kWh’s (for 20 years) and reductions on the yearly taxations.

      • My photovoltaic system was placed on January 2009 by the firm ALRASOL. To be able to follow-up that system, I had also invested in an datalogging system, SOLARLOG 400e. With that device you can follow-up your PV plant all over the world as it is connected to your local home network and via an router to the internet.

      My PV system (6.81 kWp) is now up and running since January 2009 till ...... I hope for many years.

      For more details about how my PV system is perfoming, including some pictures, please click on the top of this page on "Solarlog".

      Below an schematic overview of an PV system and the Solarlog 400e device .

    PV System        Solarlog 400e

    1. Solarpanels (Solarworld 227 Wp).
    2. DC to AC transformers (SMA Sunnyboy 3300 TL HC).
    3. PV system Kwh counter (To see how many kWh your PV plant has produced).
    4. Fuse box.
    5. Local in house power socket.
    6. Total kWh counter (from the electricity delivery company).

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