Just for the record, I understand that you are only using a small portable
solar power system for your test. I am only suggesting that if anybody wants
to install permanent solar panels, stationary, or sun-tracking, I have the tech
equipment to prevent any mistakes in the mounting position of the solar panels.
And I have the knowledge to completely power an off-grid shack or small home
in the backwoods....
Best Regards,Rodney J. MartinezIntellitech Automation, Inc.IS Networld
Vendor832-423-5640 (Cellphone)8816-326-49843 (Satphone)KC5MZK (Ham Callsign)
On Thursday, May 11, 2017 12:54 PM, Travis Burgess via BVARC
<[email protected]> wrote:
<!--#yiv8302529828 P {margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;}-->Have not powered the
radio yet but results so far are promising. The 817 requires 10.5 volts
nominal at 2 amps on TX. Through the controller, the panel voltage is 13.8.
It then goes to avoltage buck to reduce the voltage to 10.5-10.6. The
controller has a fused limit of 3 amps. Note, there is no battery in the
system.The next step is to power the radio with yet another fuse protection.
TravisK5HTB
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