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I mostly just work out all day ad drive my jeep around. It's great having a jeep you know. You can go almost anywhere. With the top down, driving around looking hot. It really is stunning how much you can talk about a jeep before it gets tiring. Jeep.

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175W 24V Solar Panel to charge 12V Battery @ ExplorOz Forum

FollowupID: 778961 Submitted: Monday, Jan 14, 2013 at 10:53 Member - Frank P (NSW) posted: Agreed. There are traps for the unwary by considering only the open circuit voltage capability of the regulator.
Maximum Output 12 Amp / 200 Watts MPPT12-1: • Ideal for charging batteries with new low cost and high efficiency grid type panels • Simple 3 wire “plug and play” connection • Autoselect for 12V and 24V panels and batteries MPPT12-1 Installation Sheet Additional features for the more advanced user:

GSL Electronics : MPPT12-1 / MPPT12-2

http://www.gsl.com.au/mppt12.html
Return policy details: Goods must be returned with all packaging in an as new state, if the unit is deamed faulty by our Technician and can,t be restored to working order a new unit will be returned to you via post at our cost. Please note with all returned goods, the postage cost's are to be paid by the purchaser. In the event the unit returned is found not to be at fault, and the fault is user error, we reserve the right to charge to return the item. <p style="text-align:right;color:#A8A8A8"></p> http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Manson-SBC-7130-30A-Solar-Regulator-Charge-Controller-12V-LCD-Display-PWM-/261168387731#ht_4997wt_1066

Manson SBC-7130 30A Solar Regulator Charge Controller 12V LCD Display - PWM

eBay Australia Guides - Buying solar panels and alternative energy on eBay

http://reviews.ebay.com.au/Buying-solar-panels-and-alternative-energy-on-eBay?ugid=10000000001871986 Buying solar panels and alternative energy on eBay. Unfortunatly, due to eBay's simplistic editing tools I have not been able to update this article. The most current version of it as of May 2010 can be found on w w w.vandwellers.org/solar/buyingsolar.htm

Solar Power @ ExplorOz Articles

http://www.exploroz.com/Vehicle/Electrics/Solar.aspx It is usually feasible to run things from solar that do not generate heat over long periods as their main purpose: for that, gas or diesel is a better source of energy. Electric jugs are border-line feasible in big rigs, but not otherwise. Also out are 12 volt incandescent globes (legally banned since 2010 in 230 volt form), older CPAP machines (recent CPAP machines using a heating cycle still need a lot of energy), hair dryers etc. The main electricity draw (typically 70% of the total) is an electric fridge. Late models use less, but their draw is mainly related to how well they are installed – most are done badly, some appallingly so.
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