Depending on where this is, you may be able to mount a small wind generator.
http://www.solardyne.com/air403wingen.html
John
Chuck McCown - 3 wrote:
> I would use a 100 watt panel minimum.
> And a one month battery. 5watts * 24hours * 30 days = 3600 watt hour
> battery
> If you are running a
One source:
http://tnrbatteries.com/genesis.html
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> http://www.enersysrese
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> Thanks for the great info Chuck! Almost made the trojan battery mistake.
> what exactly is the battery technology and brand you suggest? if I have a
> 5
long.
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> Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 7:56 PM
> Subject: Re: [WISPA] Remote Powered Access Pont
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>
> Ok. our answer to that problem has always been to double up on our total
> battery si
I appreciate the fact that you not only have made the mistakes for us,
but that you are willing to share the experiences instead of sitting
back an snickering.
Randy
Chuck McCown wrote:
> feelin' da luv today
>
> (As some might suspect, I do have a passion for mountain-top solar and wind
> po
h
it die and not be surprised.
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> Thanks so much for the insi
ut on cloudy
days, maybe 75% of sunny day capacity. Have you any experience with this?
Regards,
Scott
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feelin' da luv today
(As some might suspect, I do have a passion for mountain-top solar and wind
power, having had to risk human life on more than one occasion to keep
things alive or restore service. $2000 helicopter rides after the storm
blows through is also a good reason to get it right.
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>>I have used a AIR-X for 4 years now. The blades are a composite plastic
>> and the ice WILL NOT stick
free.
Mark
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> Wind generators are good if
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> We buy batts that are rated to give you the energy down to -20F.
> Survive being at-
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>I would use a 100 watt panel minimum.
> And a one month battery. 5watts * 24hours * 30 days = 3600 watt hour
> battery
> If you are running a 24 volt
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> Good point :) It's not too severe down here in So Utah.
>
> Randy
>
>
> Chuck McCown wrote:
>> They must not be subject to ice stor
November 20, 2008 10:22 AM
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>
>
>> We recently visited a solar-powered site that had a supplementary
>> wind-generation system. Seemed to work well for them to have wind power
>> when the weather is bad, solar
They must not be subject to ice storms.
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> We recently visited a solar-powered
We recently visited a solar-powered site that had a supplementary
wind-generation system. Seemed to work well for them to have wind power
when the weather is bad, solar when it is good. Pretty windy place as well.
Chuck McCown - 3 wrote:
> Here is a note I posted several days ago on the Motoro
watts 30 days autonomy = you will sleep all winter long.
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Ok. our answer to that problem has always been to double up on our
m: Blair Davis
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What type of battery's are you using? That price sounds very high.
4x T-105 will provide 225Ah at 24V for a cost of about $500
Chuck McCoy&#x
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What type of battery's are you using? That price sounds very high.
4x T-105 will provide 225Ah at 24V for a cost of about $500
Chuck McCoy's - 3 wrote:
I would use a 100 watt panel minimum.
And a one month battery.
What type of battery's are you using? That price sounds very high.
4x T-105 will provide 225Ah at 24V for a cost of about $500
Chuck McCoy's - 3 wrote:
I would use a 100 watt panel minimum.
And a one month battery. 5watts * 24hours * 30 days = 3600 watt hour
battery
If you are running a
Here is a note I posted several days ago on the Motorola list about solar
powering.
From: Chuck McCown [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 14, 2008 9:17 AM
To: Dave Crim
Subject: Re: solar
Continuing on a bit, lets say you have 5 lousy days and one good sunny day
followed by 5 mo
I would use a 100 watt panel minimum.
And a one month battery. 5watts * 24hours * 30 days = 3600 watt hour
battery
If you are running a 24 volt system then you need 3600/24=150 aH battery.
If you are running a 12 volt system, you need a 300 aH battery.
You will pay about 30 cents per watt hour f
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