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Re: You want to make your own home solar? Pasok! Pictures ad
hahaha... normal, pag maluwag walang magandang contact... check minsan minsan pag maluwag... another lesson you learn
hehe, many thanks for your feedback... now I can tell my husband that it can be done...There was no reason why it could not work because it's possible to charge a bat with both solar and wind together... I knew it was consuming A LOT of electricity because before I had my solar panels, I tried to charge my 3 bats together with charger.... I could see my meter running very fast So this is really not a good idea....
sinsulator styro foil nlng cguro boss.. wla tlgang bakanteng space dito sa bahay...... tapos taas ko nlng ng konte ung distance nya sa bubong..[/QUOTE]
don't forget the inclination of the panels... must be around 10 degrees
If you put a styro foil with one side aluminium foil... the aluminium side should be the one on the roof, and the styro side the one on the panel side.
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I think even if the voltage is equal there is still a risk.... because of "deformation" of the materials... these panels are fragile, under intense heat (Gi sheet under the sun reach more than 50 degrees celcius) they might crack or make "waves"... The idea of some insulator is good... better safe than sorry
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my kinalaman b un maluwag ng nut?
parang yes?
nahigpitan q n ung nut sa bat , then check ako
1 = 12.6v
2 = 12.6v
equal n,,
ganun b un
hahaha... normal, pag maluwag walang magandang contact... check minsan minsan pag maluwag... another lesson you learn
na-testing ko nang pag-sabayin ang charge controller + AC charger/inverter.... una ay dinischarge ko muna ang battery up to 11.7v (with loads)... tapos charge ko ulit ang battery up to 12.4v (with loads)
... ang advantage... ang bilis mag-charge... wala pang isang oras ay 12.4v na ang battery.
... and disadvantage... grabe ang kunsumo sa kuryente!... umaabot ng +230watts ang power consumption during charging.
conclusion: pwedeng gamitin for emergency purpose only!... and for maintenance of battery health (battery lives longer if always charged).
... alien?
hehe, many thanks for your feedback... now I can tell my husband that it can be done...There was no reason why it could not work because it's possible to charge a bat with both solar and wind together... I knew it was consuming A LOT of electricity because before I had my solar panels, I tried to charge my 3 bats together with charger.... I could see my meter running very fast So this is really not a good idea....
sir katulad ng sakin gumamit ng 2 tubo + gumawa ako ng frame pra panel, ang 2 tubo mag sisilbing stand o paa then ung 2 tubo nk screw ( cement screw) sa fire wall xmpre ang position ng panel facing the sun tas ung frame nk recommended degree na,
sa page 56 dun ung pic nun skin
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start n ako mag charge without controller
12.22v nagstart ako ng charging 7.20am
sinsulator styro foil nlng cguro boss.. wla tlgang bakanteng space dito sa bahay...... tapos taas ko nlng ng konte ung distance nya sa bubong..[/QUOTE]
don't forget the inclination of the panels... must be around 10 degrees
If you put a styro foil with one side aluminium foil... the aluminium side should be the one on the roof, and the styro side the one on the panel side.
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you can also test...
... voltage output of panel if the bubong is not hot versus if the bubong is very hot... if the difference is not significant then pwede na.
I think even if the voltage is equal there is still a risk.... because of "deformation" of the materials... these panels are fragile, under intense heat (Gi sheet under the sun reach more than 50 degrees celcius) they might crack or make "waves"... The idea of some insulator is good... better safe than sorry
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