k in! Ah-of course secular education wouldn't be
threatened with "a charge for a prayer" obligation would it? I'm so
confused that my XO enthusiasm is under scrutiny...
Stan
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arge, yet most modern offerings (infinatly more
powerful) run for months/years on a few AA cells.
Stan
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Scott: Thanks for this solar net one info, which (as an electronic
guru) impresses me. Are those PV arrays 600 Watts?? Yikes- allow
~US$3k for these alone (about the annual salary for a teacher in many
downtrodden areas). Double this for the battery bank! Maintenance?
IMHO such a solar scheme is p
I'm still on the solar OLPC quest, & after meandering assorted
automotive "goodies" displays here in Wellington (NZ),found Kmart
selling some outstanding value 12V 5Ah "Rechargeable Power Packs".
This ~US$35 offering, pictured at =>
www.manuka.orconhosting.net.nz/powerpak.jpg ,even has an inbuilt
Richard et.al: Thanks for feedback on my NZ midwinter solar charging
trials. I'm pretty experienced with the technicalities of solar PV
(although this is the first CIS/CIGS panel I'd worked with), & was
certainly aware of that 10V cutout (& similar cutout at ~23V).
That heavy overcast image was re
Greetings- in spite of numerous [EMAIL PROTECTED] categories I
can't find any concerned with solar charging! Can someone please
direct me, as => devel@lists.laptop.org seems essentially software.
The need arises after being asked to post my recent findings on
charging a OLPC with a new release 10
