Solar Powered Trailer - Improvements

This is another look at my solar trailer rebuilt. This time it can withstand raind. I almost lost the whole thing back in Sept with all of the rain that we had and I did not have antwhere to keep it out of the rain at that time.

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Science & Technology

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• Solar
• Powered
• Trailer

[donHooligan]

hell yeah!

nice bumper sticker, man.

how long does it take to install panels on a house?

[SSparks555]

Not sure yet. I will have myself in the solar installation business, very soon, and I will let you know.

[SSparks555]

The panel for the house is on the ground. Hurrican Katrina helped me realize that I don't want panels on the roof.

[SSparks555]

I was trying to get a good read on the left bumper sticker, but it didn't come out very clear. In case you can't see it clear enough to read it says, "Only when the last tree has fallen, when the last river has been poisoned and when the last fish is cought, will we realize that we can't eat money."

[bbbleaver]

what will you supply power to?

[SSparks555]

Anything up to 1000 Watts. Useable power, in direct sun, is about 75 to 80 watts. I could do better with a more efficient inverter. Could also do better with more panels. This system is relatively small.

[showaltermicro]

Getting better.

[bbbleaver]

thanks for the reply. it looks like a labor of love and interest you have going there.

[0garry555]

Nice work mate, I love your idea, Keep up the great work..

[talltreehill7]

thats cool man .. good idea making it all portable...

[donHooligan]

@SSparks555

i could read the top line, and i totally recognized the saying. one of my faves.

[donHooligan]

@SSparks555

that's wisdom, man.

[donHooligan]

@SSparks555

XLNT!!