underwater solar panel (part 1)

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Uploaded by on Dec 23, 2011

I created this video to find a better and cheaper way of making a homemade solar panel that would be water resistant. These test are for my underground solar stand.

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  • I have seen on other you tube videos the problem of condensation in a closed system like this. Do you plan to vacuum seal or use a displacement gas? As I understand it, any water next to the cells will cause corrosion over time. Just a thought.

  • @markallen200 I think that I will have a good seal that should be air tight. I will know in my next test when I drill a hole in the glass and seal that up and then put it underwater for another week. Thanks for the question, Lonny

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  • Large size Reynolds oven bags...hard to tear ,wont melt up to 450F..just wrap the panel or regular bags and vacuum seal end will melt it shut.peace

  • Nicely done.

  • I'm working on a solar project myself only with a steering mirrored skydish instead of photovoltaics, nevertheless I have gears, circuits etc that need waterproofing at low cost. I like your style but I think you need to work more on your waterproofing. Perhaps silicon sealant? I'm subscribing to your channel and I hope you find the answer. Please have a look at my project and I'd like to hear what you think about waterproofing this: /watch?v=BAWLjqMiulo

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