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I am charging my 12v batteries w/ my 60 watt solar panel, and I need to power a water distiller thats 850w at 4 hours to distil 1 gallon. How many amps would I need, and whats the best way to do this, is there 12v batteries that I can run in parallel to get the amps up? Also, I am using a 1200watt inverter to invert from 12v dc to 110-120v ac. I know I can’t run them in series, it would probly blow the inverter, but any answers will be good.
Posted on 30 September 2010 by admin
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Posted on 29 September 2010 by admin
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Posted on 29 September 2010 by admin
i have a electric bike because of a bad knee. trouble is soon the four 12v batteries life will be spent. i would like to convert to a heavy duty 12v car battery which i could also charge with my 80watt bp solar panel. i couldnt get any specs on the motor in the rear hub. what do i need? help much appreciated.-if it is a convertor of 12v to 48 were would i get that and from who could i get advise.
Posted on 29 September 2010 by admin
to use as a power source off-the-grid on a fishing trip where there will be no power available for a week. I hope to use the panel to charge the battery all day and use the battery to charge up my GPS, walkie talkie radios and laptop in the evenings. The 15v peak power produced by the solar panel (trickle charge) appears compatible with the 13.5-15v charging voltage (testing it has ranged from 6 to 15v at any given time). To invert the power I’m using a Black & Decker 400w inverter with two outlets and a USB connection. How well should this setup work, and is there a risk of overcharging the battery? The Enercell battery is from Radio Shack.
I’m not electronics savvy so I would need to go with parts and things that are available as off-the-shelf products like you could get from Radio Shack.
As it sits right now the battery shows a charge of 12.0v, and (blinking) 30 DC mA (don’t know if I have it set correctly but I have one dial set to DC mA and the other dial turned to 30 m^/10A to test amps)
Posted on 28 September 2010 by admin
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Posted on 28 September 2010 by admin
I currently am running a small 5 watt per hour PV panel with a few LEDs attached to it. The problem is that all it is is a device for telling me when the sun is out. I originally planned to have it charge 8 AA batteries in series so I could then use the battery power to run some 12 volt lights at night. This was planned using information I later found to be incorrect. I’m trying to fix this system in as cheap a manor as possible. Is there anyway I could accomplish this without having to spend the $100 or so on a larger 12v solar battery?
Posted on 28 September 2010 by admin
sory, i cant speak english well…
how can i store or save the electric(from bike generator) to a battery or charger?
in solar power, it has solar charger controller, batteries and so on… so im using this concept in bike generator, so how can i store the electric to (something like) charger or batery?
Posted on 27 September 2010 by admin
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