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Really enjoyed this video,
Like the other question previously posted, I'm really looking forward to the next video in the series. Looked all over YouTube and many others but not the next video for this series.
Please let us know,
Thanks
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Tesla > Edison
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Hey there! I have an odd question for you. We have an old camping bronco with a roof rack. Can we safely mount a small solar panel and marine battery? The girlfriend would like heat while we are out camping...have to make her happy. Figured we could power a small space heater with the system, and have it charge back up during the day. Perhaps also power some of our axillary lighting at night, instead of running off the trucks primary battery. Thanks for any input and I love you shows!
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Hey there! I have an odd question for you. We have an old camping bronco with a roof rack. Can we safely mount a small solar panel and marine battery? The girlfriend would like heat while we are out camping...have to make her happy. Figured we could power a small space heater with the system, and have it charge back up during the day. Perhaps also power some of our axillary lighting at night, instead of running off the trucks primary battery. Thanks for any input and I love you shows!
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not in order where is part 2, and right tool for right job, you can find torc drivers @ harbor freight for $3.99,and mags to pickup 30 to 50 lbs for the same price if no store near you website will ship to you.check it out!
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I can't access your channel and any other channel for that matter even my own, are you having the same problem today?
I am a little confused, you said those lines in your house are 120 ac. I thought all houses have 220 service. At least that is what my friend who watched this with me said. Any help?
JULYINJULY 3 years ago
Hi,
Yes, it is 220 service (actually 240 volt service). I said "those lines" (plural). While the bundle of wires in most houses equates to 240 V. I was referring to each individual line/wire (120 + 120) so those line(s) indeed are 120 v each alternating current) That line (singular) is 240v. I stated it this way because we actually have an additional wire. Our house/office was once used to repair aircraft and the machinery required large powerful "Three Phase" motors. So our service is 3 phase.
GREENPOWERSCIENCE 3 years ago
Hi there, Is the second part of this video available yet?
Your videos are great by the way, thanks for all the info.
wherehasthedaygone 3 years ago
Thank you for the compliment and yes, part two is in the works, I have gotten a bit sidetracked with the other videos as we have had unusually perfect cloud free days. I will try to edit it within the next few weeks. Thank you for watching.
GREENPOWERSCIENCE 3 years ago
Volts are volts, amps is the true output of power.
TommeyLeeReed 3 years ago
Sort of kind of. (10 amps 12v) is 1/3rd the output power of (3 amps 120v) in terms of usable energy or watts... so if watts are your true output of power, then volts matter.
GREENPOWERSCIENCE 3 years ago