Some general comments to all, and a question for Eric
Eric Lemmon wrote:
It's generally not a good idea to run dissimilar solar panels in
parallel.
Unless you are pointing the dissimilar panels in different
directions
However, you can do it safely if you combine their
peater-Builder@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Solar Panel Question Some general comments to all, and a question for EricEric Lemmon wrote:
It's generally not a good idea to run dissimilar solar panels in
parallel.Unless you are pointing the dissimilar panels in different dire
Kevin,
You raise some interesting arguments. I guess we'll have to agree to
disagree. My comments to your comments are bracketed below.
Kevin Custer wrote:
Some general comments to all, and a question for Eric
Eric Lemmon wrote:
It's generally not a good idea to run dissimilar solar
I'm not trying to start a fight, Eric, just answer a few questions.
Unless you are pointing the dissimilar panels in different
directions
[Unless we have two or more suns, the panels should be in the same
plane, pointing in the same direction. Since the angle for
: [Repeater-Builder] Solar
Panel Question
I'm not trying to start a fight, Eric, just answer a few
questions.
Unless you are pointing the dissimilar panels in different
directions
[Unless we have two or more suns, the panels should be in the same
plane, pointing in the same direction
Brett,
I'd suggest a tilt angle of about 32 degrees from horizontal, with the
panels facing True (not compass) North. More info is here:
http://www.macslab.com/optsolar.html
73, Eric Lemmon WB6FLY
Brett wrote:
Hi guys.Just a Q re: What direction and angle for panel at 3 degree
south of the
If the panels are isolated by a diode, it shouldn't
matter if they are different makes/models/sizes etc.
as long as their open circuit output voltages are
somewhat above that required by the regulator.
The simplest VR for a panel would be a high power
zener diode (or equivalent). The zener would
I just put up a repeater using solar power and my question is this:
I have one 110 watt panel and one 32 watt panel and a 10 amp
Morningstar solar controller. Can I wire these two panels together,
then go to the controller or run separate wires to the controller or
use two controllers? The
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