This is the setup just after connecting all the electronics!
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#1 by Viking9280 at December 3rd, 2009
i need helpon my …
i need helpon my dead solar panel system can you help
Ian
#2 by 123kkambiz at December 3rd, 2009
if you have a shop, …
if you have a shop, for installing solar power system, you should first consider what type of equipment are availanble in your workshop, and what are their power consumption. how many hoers you are using each equipment , after calculating your daily power consumption, divide the total power to approximately five hours sun time depending your location, that will set the amount of power you sill need for solar system. and always better to make it grid-tied system. batteries are very costly.
#3 by CometKent at December 3rd, 2009
Just bought a three …
Just bought a three panel kit so it was good to see this video. Can’t wait for it to get here.
#4 by CVMonte at December 3rd, 2009
You should really …
You should really look into using identical batteries. Mixing batteries of different age, and output is not good for them and you’ll end up spending more on future batteries than actually saving electricity. From the looks of it, you are using an automotive battery and a deep cycle battery together. An even bigger no-no as they are meant for two completely different tasks.
#5 by 1kzrider at December 3rd, 2009
SSI 200W grid tie …
SSI 200W grid tie inverter can be purchased from buyerIsland for $259.00
this is something to look at. Using this puts power into the home grid cheaper then what you are looking to upgrade to “you said you wanted to upgrade from you inverter you have now.”
Plus you don’t have to maintain batteries or space for them.
#6 by mixcatcom at December 3rd, 2009
thanks for the post …
thanks for the post.. Great idea.. Yeah I dont let them go under 11 volts.
Take care my friend,
-Pete
#7 by DavesTreeFarm at December 3rd, 2009
Nice vid. …
Nice vid. Something to consider: Those automotive batteries, if deeply discharged are not going to last long. i had a similar setup with a couple of automotive batteries and one of them died after 6 months. (there was a 1 yr full replacement warranty – hehe). Later this summer I’ll post the new setup for my solar cabin. Thanks for sharing.
#8 by mixcatcom at December 3rd, 2009
Perfect for a shop. …
Perfect for a shop. If you put one up you can video respond to this one. ;o)
Take care,
-Pete
#9 by cozzso at December 3rd, 2009
This is the exact …
This is the exact setup I was wanting for my shop. Thanks for posting. Great job!
#10 by mixcatcom at December 3rd, 2009
Thanks man more to …
Thanks man more to come.
-Pete
#11 by italia4356 at December 3rd, 2009
F ing A dude. Way …
F ing A dude. Way to be.
#12 by mixcatcom at December 3rd, 2009
Thanks!
Take care,
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Thanks!
Take care,
-Pete
#13 by rio9760 at December 3rd, 2009
Keep up the good …
Keep up the good work!
#14 by mixcatcom at December 3rd, 2009
hahaa I should have …
hahaa I should have taken that down.. No that has nothing to do with the Solar panel. But it is a power supply from a PC.. Good call!
Take care,
-Pete
#15 by KooolaNL at December 3rd, 2009
is that a psu from …
is that a psu from a computer on there
#16 by mixcatcom at December 3rd, 2009
About 3 hours.
-Pete
About 3 hours.
-Pete
#17 by dcs1771 at December 3rd, 2009
How long would it …
How long would it take to fully charge the batteries?