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usclassic replied to the thread Decided to run my ebikes on solar.Well my 30amp controller (thought is was only 20 earlier) died last night. Opened it up and nothing looked burnt now my panels are... -
I lived on a mountain to overlooking the Pacific in The Sea Ranch. It is supposed to be natural and eco. But you are not allowed to hang...
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I'd suggest a solar clothes dryer. Proven low tech solution.
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And heavier. I have two batteries on my ebike (totaling 2100 Watt hours) that weigh a total of 24 pounds. The LFP versions would weigh...
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usclassic replied to the thread Decided to run my ebikes on solar.Missed FedEx delivery today as I was out shipping back the Ecoflow as defective. Thing was the Southaven FedEx store would not accept...
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All these "solar generators" have Lithium batteries, and most allow you to pile up several of them to increase autonomy.
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usclassic replied to the thread Decided to run my ebikes on solar.Yes it has very expandable if needed Not sure what my dryer uses but 10 -15 minutes is all it runs per load.
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My 240 VAC dryer draws just under 5,000 Watts. (with the heat on) That would drain your power station in about 40 minutes, and would...
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usclassic replied to the thread Decided to run my ebikes on solar.Upgrade....ordered an Anker SOLIX F3800 Portable Power Station - 3,840Wh | 6,000W With this I can run our 240v dryer along with all the...
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usclassic replied to the thread Decided to run my ebikes on solar.Today charged 3 lawn batteries, made coffee, plus two loads of clothes washed. Hooked my washer up to my other backup inverters which I...
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It actually refers to the amount of power generated over time compared to its plate rating, or max output. They only produce full power...
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Some of the integrated battery backup systems (like Ecoflow, Oupes, Bluetti, Anker and others) may also have such options in their...
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usclassic replied to the thread My first 3D printer.Printing with solar power now Table hooks Assortment of prints
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usclassic replied to the thread Decided to run my ebikes on solar.Hot Coffee and noodles cooked with solar today. Hooked up the lights and 3D printer as well. The new 900 watt microwave uses 1494...
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Back to the subject. I have been looking into a system like this to power my fish pond. In season (soon), the filter pump runs 24x7 and...
