Solar Panel Construction 2 - Open Source Ecology

This shows how to solder solar cell ribbon to solar cells. Part 2. For more information, see

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[quietthomas]

@sidebarr7 yeah, I don't think they understand being open source.

[mud2skipper]

Shouldn't you heat up the heat tape first and let the solder flow over it? I know when you just melt solder over wire you can get a cold solder joint. Seems like its the same principal here.

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[bshupejr]

zzzzzzzzz

[LoneOarman]

Ebay sells solar cells, Radio Shack, and also Harbor Freight.

[jfraser3]

look on ebay and you find everything u need there

[sidebarr7]

Those cells cost money they are not free,Where you buy them ?? They wont say!

[lingerfeltjeff]

please tell us where to buy the solar cells

[lhalaact]

wonderfull

[H0D0NKAIN]

Why can't one use silver wire?

-I'm new to this and I'm very curious.