On Sunday 09 March 2008 2:16:02 pm Bryan Berry wrote:
Sulochan Acharya and I are keeping journals of Nepal's pilot schools on
the wiki and the OLE Nepal blog.
http://blog.olenepal.org/
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Bashuki_Journal
You report that We will install power inverters in the school to
On Sun, 9 Mar 2008, Bryan Berry wrote:
Sulochan Acharya and I are keeping journals of Nepal's pilot schools on
the wiki and the OLE Nepal blog.
http://blog.olenepal.org/
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Bashuki_Journal
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Bishwamitra_Journal
We will do our best to keep
David, good idea.
there are only about 6 light bulbs at the Bishwamitra (smaller school)
and less than 5 at Bashuki the larger school.
I will have to ask Ram (our power guy) about what's available on the
local market.
Regards to getting some for free, it would be great if you could put us
in
On Sun, 9 Mar 2008, Bryan Berry wrote:
David, good idea.
there are only about 6 light bulbs at the Bishwamitra (smaller school)
and less than 5 at Bashuki the larger school.
that may not be enough to matter. on one of the wiki pages it mentioned
25-30 as a number. switching to LED's will
On Sun, Mar 09, 2008 at 05:29:50PM +0545, Bryan Berry wrote:
David, good idea.
there are only about 6 light bulbs at the Bishwamitra (smaller school)
and less than 5 at Bashuki the larger school.
I will have to ask Ram (our power guy) about what's available on the
local market.
Regarding the suggestion of LED bulbs - a smart person on another list
said that many brands of LED bulbs are also prone to failure due to bad
power - so don't treat them as a panacea.
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Regarding the suggestion of LED bulbs - a smart person on another list
said that many brands of LED bulbs are also prone to failure due to bad
power - so don't treat them as a panacea.
+1
I personally tested a variety of AC-powered LED light bulbs. Not a
single one survived more than eight
On Sun, 9 Mar 2008, John Gilmore wrote:
Regarding the suggestion of LED bulbs - a smart person on another list
said that many brands of LED bulbs are also prone to failure due to bad
power - so don't treat them as a panacea.
+1
I personally tested a variety of AC-powered LED light bulbs.
Martin, thanks for your interest. In general, we need funds for
program activities more than specific equipment. Program activities
includes salaries, office space, office equipment, Internet connection,
teacher training, programming workshops, Nepali wikimania events, etc.
Basically everything
John Gilmore wrote:
I suggest a return to the main topic (laptops / education).
David Lang wrote:
just a note that this topic started becouse of deployment problems
where
the schools have trouble getting enough power to charge the laptops.
if
power is that scarce then improving the lighting
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