probably already had people asking you this but how much did the total cost of materials come to?
very interesting to watch, I am considering having the entire of my roof covered in solar panels, some companies will come in and do it all for you so long as they get any power that is produced and you are not using.
wood and plexiglass don't work
diypowercompany 4 months ago
@diypowercompany
Erm, yes it does.
WatchRyder 4 months ago
this panel wont last because there is wood in the equation, air will leak through and corrode the underside of the protective perpex layer
yourradio 9 months ago
@yourradio
Yes it will because the wood is environmentally sealed ;)
Nice try dude, but It's still going strong... :)
WatchRyder 9 months ago
as a follow up. how long did your panel survive? did it handle water? any design changes?
actselectric 11 months ago
@actselectric
Still working, not done any follow-ups due to other work projects.
WatchRyder 11 months ago
Good job
matthewetchie 1 year ago
@matthewetchie
Thanks Matt!
Good video's btw, get it all out there :)
WatchRyder 1 year ago
Thanks for sharing this. Great stuff. I learned a lot!
oilspeculatorhater 1 year ago
@oilspeculatorhater
That's the plan man, the more people know about this the better :)
WatchRyder 1 year ago
probably already had people asking you this but how much did the total cost of materials come to?
very interesting to watch, I am considering having the entire of my roof covered in solar panels, some companies will come in and do it all for you so long as they get any power that is produced and you are not using.
Very useful to know if the shtf
jubbles2343 1 year ago
@jubbles2343
Approx £40 for one :)
WatchRyder 1 year ago
Great job on the panel! It generated more watts than I expected on a cloudy day.
WarfareAce 1 year ago
@WarfareAce
Sure did man, now get out there and get building bro' :D
WatchRyder 1 year ago
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uraijit 1 year ago
@uraijit
Approx £40
WatchRyder 1 year ago
Nice panel man, now all you need to do is make another one and run it in series......should make a 60 watt or so 12 volt panel once you do.
sirmasterpimp 1 year ago
@sirmasterpimp
Well said that man :)
Yep that's the plan, two panels in series for voltage charging of a deep-cell battery.
Possible two more in parrallel for amperage boosting :D
WatchRyder 1 year ago