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My solar panels used to power my computer, light, and lots of other electrical stuff. the solar panel system is about 150 watts on a excellent day.
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I really can't stress enough how easy and affordable this package is. If you're interested in harnessing the power of the sun to lower your energy bills, I can't recommend a better product. It's saved me hundreds each month and really paved the way for lower bills during hard times.
keep up the excellent work,i also made a 105 watt panel,i have the regulater you have ,.
Dude you rock. Maybe you can post a tutorial of the basics of solar power and how you place yours together. Thanks for sharing.
Can you tell me step by step how connect each item such as the panel to the controller to the battery to the inverter, ect.. I want to build a smail system but dont want to small circut or have somethng go incorrect/
Thank you
Very nice small system you got there.
I got this volt meter off a friend, I thing it came out of an ancient 12v battery changer. You could try your local electrical store or look on eBay for analogue volt meters or why not use one of those cheap digital Multimeters as a permanent way for testing your battery voltage.
where did you get the volt meter ?
Making your own solar panel is a lot cheaper than buying a new one, as long as you know what you are doing and Thank you for rating my video. I am currently finishing my second homemade solar panel. I am also making a solar air heater made from recycled cans.
Brilliant work. The home made solar is the best way to go. That’s how we weekend solar enthusiasts keep things within our budget. I also have a small solar setup.
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