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- Q: I'm curious to know if the small solar panels on a calculator (ie TI-32) could produce a voltage similar to what is used in a single-use (disposable) camera, approximately 4V.
- It isn't Volts that matter if you're trying to put the calculator solar panel on the camera. It would be the amps. The calculator's solar panel will put out however many volts or very close to what the battery puts out. If you want you can test it out with a Volt/Ammeter. You see, those cameras use 2 double A batteries. They are going to put out a higher current than the small dime shaped battery in the back of your calculator; a higher voltage perhaps too. Those disposable cameras have a photo flash capacitor in them that has to charge. You can hear them charge up when you tell it to turn on the camera's flash. Sounds like a winding then the little orange light comes on. That light means the capacitor is charged. You SHOULDN'T be able to change out the batteries in the camera with a solar panel from a calculator without having to wait days for that flash capacitor to charge. Sorry. EDIT: HOWEVER, you can take multiple solar panels and wire them in a parallel circuit to get more current(amperes) or wire them in a series circuit to get a higher voltage. If you were to do this you could power whatever you wanted with them. Even your house if you were to get a rectifier to convert the power from DC to AC.
- Q: Can solar panels be installed on residential complexes or apartment buildings?
- Yes, solar panels can be installed on residential complexes or apartment buildings. In fact, they are increasingly being installed on such structures to harness clean and renewable energy for multiple households. The installation process typically involves placing the panels on rooftops or in open spaces within the complex, allowing residents to benefit from reduced electricity costs and a more sustainable living environment.
- Q: Can solar panels be used in disaster relief efforts?
- Yes, solar panels can be used in disaster relief efforts. They provide a reliable and sustainable source of electricity, allowing for the operation of critical equipment such as lights, phones, and medical devices. Solar panels can be quickly deployed in affected areas and can help reduce the reliance on fossil fuel-based generators, thereby reducing pollution and the need for fuel transportation.
- Q: I need to know how do solar panels work. I need to know what are they made of.
- The term solar panel is best applied to a flat solar thermal collector, such as a solar hot water or air panel used to heat water, air, or otherwise collect solar thermal energy. But 'solar panel' may also refer to a photovoltaic module which is an assembly of solar cells used to generate electricity. In all cases, the panels are typically flat, and are available in various heights and widths.
- Q: I really want a projector but i hear they use a lot of energy because of the lamp. I want a good one to watch movies and play games on. but i don't want one that is gonna kill the lighting bill.is there like a solar panel or something i could use for it. PLZ HELP.
- Do understand, that a solar panel is slow to pay for itself. Let's say your electric bill was $200 a month ($2400 a year). A solar system would cost perhaps $24,000 so you would actually have paid your first 0 years of electricity in advance when installing the panels. After that 0 years, you start to be ahead financially. It can still be a good idea, but it may not be the quick and cheap solution you were looking for.
- Q: Most solar panels (the flat ones that go onto roofs of houses) reject electricity produced by the panels if they are too low in voltage. For example, on a cloudy day, although the panels may still get some sunlight to produce some electricity, it is rejected because its too low in voltage. So, does anyone have any ideas?
- On a day that's really dark, I don't think there is anything that can reasonably be done. The voltage is low because the power coming out of the panels is low. A circuit could step that voltage up, but could not increase the power. According to our user's manual, it takes 30 to 40 watts to run our inverter. So if the panels are putting out more than that, it's worth running the inverter. If not, then it's better to not even run it, so the inverter cuts out. A charge controller for a battery would have similar behavior if well-designed. Our array is large enough that during even relatively dark days, there is enough power so that the inverter won't cut out.
- Q: Can solar panels be used in areas with high levels of pollution from transportation?
- Yes, solar panels can be used in areas with high levels of pollution from transportation. While pollution can affect the performance of solar panels by reducing their efficiency, they can still generate electricity even in polluted areas. Regular cleaning and maintenance of solar panels can help mitigate the impact of pollution on their performance. Additionally, installing solar panels in areas with high pollution can contribute to reducing the carbon footprint associated with transportation and help improve air quality over time.
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- Q: Are solar panels worth it?? I mean the price you by for them up front is a lot, so you properly need a loan for it. So how does it work? Won't the loan be just as much as you electric bill?Im just really confused about it.
- Solar panels are one of today's best investments! With a lifespan of 25 to 30 years minimum, and a payback period of 0 year or less, the economics are a no-brainer. There are often state loan programs giving you low interest or no interest for a length of time. There are also tax credits and rebates that take care of a lot of the up front money. Calculate for yourself what you will pay to your utility over the next 30 years. Then see how the cost of a solar electric system compares. My company has helped scores of homeowners and business owners claim Independence and take control of their energy costs for the next few decades. Contact us to have a site evaluation and payback analysis for your particular situation.
- Q: Okay, me and my friends are going to fix up an old trailer that's out in the woods, we want something to be able to run small electric appliances off of, but it's to far to run power to. How can we make a good but cheap homemade solar panel that we could plug things into? The trailer is in more of a field so it gets plenty of sunlight! Thanks for any help! :)
- you cant make solar panels to generate electricity at home. A LOT of high tech equipment is needed. About the cheapest option is to use solar powered garden lights but that is all you'll get is a bit of light.(Google making solar panels) You should be able to make up a windmill powered generator though (but dont expect much power out of something you can make easily) Do some research yourself
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