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| Framed panels can easily be hidden between the rails of a roof rack. While suboptimal, flex panels can be adhered flat on the roof. Neither are obvious to passers-by. | Framed panels can easily be hidden between the rails of a roof rack. While suboptimal, flex panels can be adhered flat on the roof. Neither are obvious to passers-by. | ||
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| + | Example: | ||
| ===== panels ===== | ===== panels ===== | ||
| ==== rack-mounted panels ==== | ==== rack-mounted panels ==== | ||
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| {{ https:// | {{ https:// | ||
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| * Video: | * Video: | ||
| * Video: | * Video: | ||
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| 100w **solar panels** are ~$1/ | 100w **solar panels** are ~$1/ | ||
| - | Larger battery banks don't just store more energy, they allow higher charging rates from the alternator((or solar, but most cars don't have enough room for that much solar)) without stressing the battery)). | + | Larger battery banks don't just store more energy, they allow higher charging rates from the alternator((or solar, but most cars don't have enough room for that much solar)) without stressing the battery. |
| ===== $800 ===== | ===== $800 ===== | ||
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| Actual power harvest would vary depending on the amount of driving (alternator), | Actual power harvest would vary depending on the amount of driving (alternator), | ||
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| + | ==== performance ==== | ||
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| + | Solar, conditions described above | ||
| * summer (June) - ~200Wh alternator + 1,483Wh solar = **1, | * summer (June) - ~200Wh alternator + 1,483Wh solar = **1, | ||
| * winter (December) - ~200Wh alternator + 401Wh solar = **602Wh/ | * winter (December) - ~200Wh alternator + 401Wh solar = **602Wh/ | ||
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| + | loads | ||
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| + | * DC ~50A (650w)((solar might provided another 213w under optimal conditions, allowing loads up to 663w without exceeding LFP's typical 0.5C sustained discharge spec)) | ||
| + | * AC (inverter) ~40A (520w) | ||
| ===== $650 ===== | ===== $650 ===== | ||
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| * 100w panel - $100 | * 100w panel - $100 | ||
| * 10A single stage PWM charger - $15 | * 10A single stage PWM charger - $15 | ||
| - | * small PSW inverter like [[https:// | + | * small PSW inverter like [[https:// |
| ==== performance ==== | ==== performance ==== | ||
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