Sunday, May 13th, 2012 at
8:01 am
- Product size: 10* 5.5*5.5 inches. Weight: 2 lb. Color: yellow.
- Flip-open multi-crystaline solar panels. Combined, 2.2W. A-day-in-the-sun charges the battery full.
- Built-in Ni-MH battery: 12V/1800mAH. It illuminates up to 10 hours after a full charge.
- 7 pcs of super bright white LED. No bulb burnout ever. As bright as a 3-watt electric bulb.
- Female USB cell phone charging output: 6V/300mA. A built-in compass on top.
This heavy duty solar lantern is an ideal portable size and weight lamp for camping, boating, other outdoor activities, emergency, and medical purposes. It could be powered by AC electricity, or the sunlight. No bulb burning, and battery replacement
Solar Powered Camping Lantern. Best brightness. 10″ of Height.
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Saturday, February 12th, 2011 at
12:16 pm
Question by qikceltic: What are some of the best places to find quality “tabbed solar cells” online?
I’d like to build a couple (or few) solar panels in the 50-80 watt ranges for my southern exposure roof to power some appliances in my upstairs areas. I need to find a couple of good online vendors to try and compare cells and builds. Ideally I’d like it to be a tested vendor or at very least a vendor who has a web site which includes customer ratings and uncensored comments.
Best answer:
Answer by J.
Other than differences between amorphic, polycrystaline, or monocrystaline, the manufacturer is not going to matter much be it Honda, Toshiba, Sharp, Powerfilm or someone else. The differences in performance are with the technology not the manufacturer.
You can try http://www.northerntool.com for a supplier that ships in the US, and has many stores. Their prices are going to be about average.
Powerfilm has some links on their site to approved vendors. The technology is different because they use they use a roll film method for assembly. http://www.powerfilmsolar.com
What do you think? Answer below!
Saturday, December 11th, 2010 at
6:17 pm
I know some already:
Geo-thermal
Solar
Wind
But what is the best?
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Wednesday, November 17th, 2010 at
6:17 pm
Could be thermal solar or other that is free and not too expensive. For a residential pool.
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