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A question about Solar Panels. Please help?
By admin | January 11, 2008
Graham M asked:
I got a Freeloader Solar Charger( http://ivory.vnunet.com/images/hardware/solar-technology/solar-technology-freeloader/large.jpg ) a while back to help keep my mobile phones and mp3 players topped up. turns out it just isnt as effective as I had hoped. it takes hours of the small panels being in the sun to provide me with a little juice for ONE device of my choice. I want something more. I was thinking about a large solar panel for my bedroom window. Can anyone give me advice and how to do it?. I was thinking of this(but please correct me as I know it probably isnt the best and also tell me how I could do it)
I got a Freeloader Solar Charger( http://ivory.vnunet.com/images/hardware/solar-technology/solar-technology-freeloader/large.jpg ) a while back to help keep my mobile phones and mp3 players topped up. turns out it just isnt as effective as I had hoped. it takes hours of the small panels being in the sun to provide me with a little juice for ONE device of my choice. I want something more. I was thinking about a large solar panel for my bedroom window. Can anyone give me advice and how to do it?. I was thinking of this(but please correct me as I know it probably isnt the best and also tell me how I could do it)
A solar panel on my window connected to a larger battery(car battery perhaps) then have some kind of extention lead(kind of like this - http://www.homespare.com/pictures/thumb/2444LOOSE.jpg ) so that I could plug my chargers into.
Would that work? If so, how could I properly do it
OR
Can you suggest a better way?
Please help and thank you!
Question posted courtesy of: Gary
Topics: Solar Power |
January 14th, 2008 at 1:31 pm
Here’s a huge amount of info:
January 15th, 2008 at 3:40 am
The best way to do this but it takes alot of the best way to ac voltage.
For use at night or cloudy days batteries are the most polluting devices on earth.