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Thread: Solar panels electric motor

  1. #16

    Re: Solar panels electric motor

    I think the feasability of actually putting panels on a tinnie has already been eliminated. But if it's a case of being out and about for a few days then panels "might" work for recharging on a rotation basis. But it's also already been said that the cost might/will be a bit scarey.

    If you get over this inhibition about this spreadsheet and plug the numbers in you'll probably have a reasonable answer but what makes me think you don't really want to do that.

    Cheers, Kerry.

  2. #17

    Re: Solar panels electric motor

    I'll check it out. No worries.
    Cheers Luke

  3. #18

    Re: Solar panels electric motor

    Well Kerry,
    I had a look at the charts and I got
    40w = 16.9volts x 2.34amps. Isn't that close enough to what I said using me noggin instead of looking at a chart. I was .01 out on the Voltage and that was just a guess and .01 out on the amps as I didn't round up. What are you trying to tell me mate. ??? Admittedly the dimensions I gave were slightly out on the larger side mind you and that makes it even less feasable.
    Cheers Luke

  4. #19

    Re: Solar panels electric motor

    So how many panels did it think you might need to re-charge your 105a/h battery in a useable time. Might be a few I'd imagine ???

    Cheers, Kerry.

  5. #20

    Re: Solar panels electric motor

    Yeh I think this one is a lost cause. I'd have to build a roof on the tinny.
    Cheers Luke

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