Portable Solar Power Pack and PV Review - Part 1
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nice video. check out my channel i made a similar system.
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@garyhgaryh Hi Gary, the 3 pin connectors I have came with the PowerSource. I think it will be difficult to find an aftermarket connector. I would suggest carefully soldering your own wires onto the pins with heat shrink and then use your own connector on the wires (Anderson Powerpole). Cheers, Martin.
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@mjlorton Martin, thank you very much, that helps me out! I have a protech dc power supply which I'll be using to charge my duracell powersource. Problem is getting to those pins with the aligator clips I have. Are those aftermarket 3-pin connectors you have?
Gary
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@garyhgaryh I'd better clarify:
Pin 1 (-) negative, on left.
Pin 2 (+) positive, middle
Pin 3 (+) positive, on right.
Is that an XP8000 Energizer unit?
73
Jennifer
kimdaviscali 3 months ago
@kimdaviscali Hi Jennifer....yes, indeed it is. 73 Me.
mjlorton 3 months ago
Where do you buy these panels?
Fekillix 7 months ago
@Fekillix While I was in the USA I bought all my panels from Amazon.
mjlorton 7 months ago
Hi... Thats really cool. How do you connect the solar panel to the battery/inverter though?
redefyne 11 months ago
@redefyne Thanks. Ok, the solar panel is directly connected to Energizer which can accept the higher voltage of the panel. I then connect the battery / inverter to the 12 volt output of the Energizer as it requires 12 volt to operate / charge. Hope that helps.
mjlorton 11 months ago