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Grid-tie Inverter Analysis

Analysis by Paul Gelling of an inexpensive grid tie inverter. This inverter will plug into a normal wall outlet and allow you to produce 110 V electricity from a wind turbine or solar panel and low...  
 
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richallenmusic (3 days ago) Show Hide
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very good video i just got the grid inverter
slacker361 (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Hey bud I don't have plans I just used videos on here, Although I wouldn't use the soda cans, as they have a lining in them that shouldn't exceed 120 F, as they will start to off gases. Also make it so you can access the inside a mistake that i made, as i have stuff growing in the tubes and now i cant use it.
slacker361 (6 days ago) Show Hide
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do you have the company name so i can look it it is UL approved?
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If you click more info on this video there is a link to the seller. But I am pretty sure it is not approved at this point by the complete lack of markings on the unit. Hey, can you send me the plans for your solar heater?
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@bidwell187
At the risk of creating more sparks, I drew the sparks on purpose for dramatic effect. It could explain why one of my favorite sites is sparkfun. Your advice, though, sounds as if it came from the procedure advised for hooking up jumper cables on a car in order to avoid a hydrogen gas explosion. I was quite sure it made no difference which way the circuit was completed, but I tried it anyway. I got sparks no matter which order the leads were attached. Spark fun was had by all.
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Thanks for the Tom Selleck comment! I only wish I looked more like Tom Selleck, and so does my wife.
slacker361 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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are they UL approved?
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I believe they are CE approved only.
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Thanks.
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dolnick, good to hear from you again and good luck with the modifications.

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