Archive for November, 2009
Next Entries »What would you call the power given from stars since solar power is only the name of energy from the sun?
Monday, November 9th, 2009Domenic asked: If you took a solar powered device to a planet very similar to Earth that revolves around a star similar to the sun in another galaxy would it be able to be powered? And would you still call it solar powered or is there a name from energy given from stars? Solar only […]
Advantages And Disadvantages Of Solar Power - Revealed
Sunday, November 8th, 2009Madison Greene asked: With a new emphasis on alternative energy, it is no wonder people all over are starting to use the benefits of solar power. It is certainly an everlasting energy source, as long as there is the sun, there will be available solar power.One advantage of this alternative power is that it is […]
I have a mini solar power system setup. Do you think it will work out well?
Saturday, November 7th, 2009Micah W asked: I have a 18w sunsei solar panel with a charge controller. I also bought a 400w dc-ac inverter and a everstart deep cycle marine battery. Do you think that this panel will charge the battery and how much power will put out and for how much time. Any suggestions?Water Vending Machines
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Does anyone know what percentage of the world can use solar power?
Friday, November 6th, 2009CookFrNW asked: I need to know ( with a reference) what percentage of the world has the ability to use solar power
I am not interested on whether or not they should be, I just need the facts.
Anyone have a reference as well ? ThanksSteps On How To Do CPR
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How much power is consumed by a illuminating switch light in the off position? I wired a off-grid solar cabin?
Sunday, November 1st, 2009rickyxx123 asked: Wondering how much extra solar power I need to calculate. Or, should I use non-lighted switches. Thanks, RickHow To Choose The Perfect Fireplace
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