Posted on 26 January 2012 by admin
I have a sun lamp and have noticed that when I have it on, the charging light on my solar chargers come on stating that it is charging. Given that it is winter and don’t have a lot of direct sun light during the day, could I use that lamp to fully charge, say, a solar/hand crank only powered radio?
I know that using a lamp isn’t the greenest option, but it is a low energy lamp. I would have to hand crank for at least 2 hours strait to get a full charge on it.
Posted on 25 January 2012 by admin
I have a small building for use as a Studio. I want to power as cheaply as possible. I intend to get a solar panel and charge a bank of perhaps four car batteries. I would like to know how I can charge four care batteries with a solar panel – How do I hook them up? What’s the cheapest lowest Watt Output Solar Panel I can use to charge them?
ALSO – using a modern Battery charger (for cloudy days can I charge four car batteries at one time as well? How do I connect them?
Posted on 24 January 2012 by admin
Excpet the sun is there any other way to charge the batteries of solar lanscape lights?
I bought some and it is cold and rainy they never charge.
I was thinking about a charger but I can’t just use a simple one to charge the Malibu batteries right?
Any suggestions?
Posted on 23 January 2012 by admin
The cable charger brick thing says 100-240v 50-60hz 1.5A input.The output is 19v and 3.95A
I was planning on using the solar cells out of the outside lamps that line the walkways ot houses.
Posted on 21 January 2012 by admin
I have a small solar panel that outputs around 3 volts, and it probably doesn’t have much amperage. I was wondering if I could simply hook up the solar panel’s wires to my phone charger’s wires (that plug into the wall) and charge my phone, without any voltage changer or anything. Would this work?
Posted on 18 January 2012 by admin
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The “Pocket Panel” is a 6 Watt Portable Solar USB Charging Panel designed to Rapid Charge power hungry cell phones and other USB devices that can be charged via their USB port. This panel is rated to produce up to 1.2 Amps of power @ 5v via the standard USB charging output port and this allows rapid solar phone recharging in bright sunny conditions and this also allows quicker recharging in partly sunny conditions.
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Posted on 16 January 2012 by admin
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Powers Laptops, Cell Phones, Lights, anything with a standard plug or USB cable- All with the power of the sun!Comes with 42W foldable solar panel (highest in class), rechargeable 8Ah Lithium-Ion battery, car jumper cables(great when stranded!), cigarette lighter adapter and power inverterGreat for Camping, Boating, Beach, RVs, Rescue, Traveling and so much moreHas advanced MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) for high solar efficiencyFull 1 year warranty, even inclu… More >>
Posted on 12 January 2012 by admin
Posted on 10 January 2012 by admin
So today i bought a peak 900 jump starter. It has a 12 volt 18AH battery as well as a 12v outlet for powering 12 volt electronics. So i was wondering if it were possible to charge this unit up with a solar panel. The jump starter has a power input jack on it, it is for charging the unit with your cars battery. So i was wondering it it were possible to wire up a solar panel into that power input jack to charge the battery.
Any advice is welcome. Any ideas for some solution to this is great too.
This would be used for backup power as well as a camping tool.
Thanks so much
Alex
Posted on 07 January 2012 by admin
I have a 12 Volts, 125 AmpH deep cycle battery which I would like to charge using a solar panel. I am not looking for a trickle charge I actually need the solar to supplement and fully charge the battery from 50 percent or lower used state. What kind of 12V solar panel would I need for this job. I would like to charging to be completed in 24-48 hours if possible. I live in NorthEast of US with a south facing roof.
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