City dwellers in PLS at the slightest power outage.
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- 05/11/23, 10:03
- Forum : humanitarian disasters, natural, climatic and industrial
- Subject : My little stay in Brittany from October 28.
- answers: 15
- views: 1823
- 04/11/23, 09:17
- Forum : Hydraulic, wind, geothermal, marine energy, biogas ...
- Subject : How to find a water source
- answers: 8
- views: 6909
Re: How to find a Water Source
Are you competing for the World Topic Digging Championship?
- 01/11/23, 17:30
- Forum : Electricity, electronics and IT Hi-Tech, Internet, DIY, lighting, materials and new
- Subject : Self powered electric generator?
- answers: 37
- views: 44431
Re: Self-powered electric generator?
Peterr wrote:A motor only consumes amperes in a closed circuit...
That's about the only true thing in all this gibberish...
- 01/11/23, 17:16
- Forum : Science and Technology
- Subject : Solar thermal heating
- answers: 49
- views: 4323
Re: Solar thermal heating
Yeah and well, the Alpes de Hautes Provence is not the Creuse, the Jura or the Ardennes...
Winter temperatures and sunshine are not necessarily comparable.
Winter temperatures and sunshine are not necessarily comparable.
- 30/10/23, 22:11
- Forum : Your technical assemblies, DIY, innovations and self-construction: making an object or an installation
- Subject : Parallel and series 12V solar panel connection (beginner)
- answers: 10
- views: 793
Re: 12V parallel and series solar panel connection (beginner)
Your thing being limited to 20A (output) so 240W at 12V, it doesn't really make sense to put 4 panels of 180Wp (so 720Wp in total) on it. As for putting 8, it's clearly a waste. Certainly it can be useful in case of weak sunlight, but at the slightest ray of sunlight the...
- 29/10/23, 19:01
- Forum : Science and Technology
- Subject : Solar thermal heating
- answers: 49
- views: 4323
Re: Solar thermal heating
There are no losses with a 3-way valve, we take from the stock only the energy necessary to obtain the set temperature.
And there is no need for 2 circulators, just 1 is enough... but it still needs to be placed in the right place in the circuit.
And there is no need for 2 circulators, just 1 is enough... but it still needs to be placed in the right place in the circuit.
- 29/10/23, 18:55
- Forum : Your technical assemblies, DIY, innovations and self-construction: making an object or an installation
- Subject : Parallel and series 12V solar panel connection (beginner)
- answers: 10
- views: 793
Re: 12V parallel and series solar panel connection (beginner)
What is the Voc voltage of your panels?
Because since your regulator supports up to 100V, the simplest thing is still to put the 4 in series (if the Voc of the panels does not exceed 25V).
Because since your regulator supports up to 100V, the simplest thing is still to put the 4 in series (if the Voc of the panels does not exceed 25V).
- 28/10/23, 08:11
- Forum : Electricity, electronics and IT Hi-Tech, Internet, DIY, lighting, materials and new
- Subject : Double grid 12V and 220V?
- answers: 21
- views: 17865
Re: Dual electrical network 12V and 220V?
Forhorse: You didn't read me correctly: the 6mm2 would not be over a distance of 20m but less than 5 from the Bar Bus which would be powered by a copper cable capable of passing 500 to 750A (typically a starter cable well made of copper). To pass 500A, just over 5m, you need a plastic cable...
- 27/10/23, 20:32
- Forum : Electricity, electronics and IT Hi-Tech, Internet, DIY, lighting, materials and new
- Subject : Double grid 12V and 220V?
- answers: 21
- views: 17865
Re: Dual electrical network 12V and 220V?
To supply 12V to a 60W device (your TV) at 20m while accepting a 3% voltage drop, you already need a 6mm² copper cable. This debate has already taken place hundreds of times, and each time the conclusion is the same. Except in a "tiny house" for a few marginalized people, in a m...
- 27/10/23, 08:45
- Forum : Electricity, electronics and IT Hi-Tech, Internet, DIY, lighting, materials and new
- Subject : Double grid 12V and 220V?
- answers: 21
- views: 17865
Re: Dual electrical network 12V and 220V?
Lots of chatter to finally say shit... and no doubt another margoulin who comes to sell wind.