how about a golf car that is solar powered? a normal 36v golf car with good trojan batteries with a very powerful solar panel or 2 smaller panels. mount the charge controler IN THE DASH NOT ON THE DASH to protect it from the rain and build a enclosed cab with doors, lights, windshild wipers and the whole nine yards. you can swap motors to make them very fast as well :)
U checked out the evergreen solar cells 1 kW for 350 bucks hell of a deal just put them together. Made a small one in a lunch tray and put 15 Watts and 4 amps
@thatguywiththeegg Umm not much really. You just need to figure the watts and amps you need and build a battery bank big enough and panels that will charge it. Maybe like a 65 watt pannel 2 batt.s
check out an RV PLACE the store /location have 12 volt a/c light refig. fans etc the two solar panel can charge up to four batteries to run a lot of things
@skittles1854 around 200 but if you don't use the encapsalant its around 150 so not too bad prices are cheaper now so I would build them w/out encapsalant.
You should use them now. you can use a grid tie inverter to cut your power bills now.
john762x39 1 month ago
how about a golf car that is solar powered? a normal 36v golf car with good trojan batteries with a very powerful solar panel or 2 smaller panels. mount the charge controler IN THE DASH NOT ON THE DASH to protect it from the rain and build a enclosed cab with doors, lights, windshild wipers and the whole nine yards. you can swap motors to make them very fast as well :)
greatwhitejake 3 months ago
I like the size to power ratio
lpdavisakgto 4 months ago
U checked out the evergreen solar cells 1 kW for 350 bucks hell of a deal just put them together. Made a small one in a lunch tray and put 15 Watts and 4 amps
lpdavisakgto 4 months ago
How big of a system would you say is required to power something large like a laptop?
thatguywiththeegg 6 months ago
@thatguywiththeegg Umm not much really. You just need to figure the watts and amps you need and build a battery bank big enough and panels that will charge it. Maybe like a 65 watt pannel 2 batt.s
MegaWinfrey 6 months ago
Good vid man.
downriverfirepower 6 months ago
@downriverfirepower thanks
MegaWinfrey 6 months ago
Is this vinny from jersey shore!
MrKalaca1963 7 months ago
check out an RV PLACE the store /location have 12 volt a/c light refig. fans etc the two solar panel can charge up to four batteries to run a lot of things
RCvolunteer1978 7 months ago
@RCvolunteer1978 Thanks for the info.
MegaWinfrey 7 months ago
@skittles1854 around 200 but if you don't use the encapsalant its around 150 so not too bad prices are cheaper now so I would build them w/out encapsalant.
MegaWinfrey 7 months ago
hey you did a good job , ,great looking panel...mountainman
mmlrc6atgmailcom 7 months ago
@mmlrc6atgmailcom Thanks brother
MegaWinfrey 7 months ago
very cool
moparmanpete 7 months ago
@moparmanpete thanks
MegaWinfrey 7 months ago