Solar Powered Alarm Clock – Part 1
June 9th, 2011 by admin
Another post from Solar Christmas Lights.
Solar Christmas Lights will save you allot of money on your utility bill during a time of the year when money can be tight.
In this (perhaps non practical) project I convert a 120 volt mains alarm clock to solar power.
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Solar Christmas Lights will save you allot of money on your utility bill during a time of the year when money can be tight.
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DAY 44: Grandparents leaving today, making rum balls and installing some fairy lights.
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one of my panels in a sunny window is lighting an incandescent bulb rated 120 volts 60watts . this is straight from the solar panel to the bulb and the inverter and battery are unhooked . Powerful panels . I will make a clearer video later showing the wires to the bulb . panels are rated at 62 volts dc with electrocution sticker on each one . two will produce 122 volts dc at some serious wattage
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These are two low voltage 12 volt LED lights I came up with for Richard Ponce of So Cal Solar Store. He is testing them out in his backyard and will be using them on a solar lighting system. 
I wanted a cheap way to light my room but also a backup system incase of a emergency or power outage. It was fun and cheap to do and i look forward to one day have my whole room off the grid. At night I have free light and during the day it recharges, even on cloudy days. 
These wonderful colored rays of captured sun energy complement every type of garden, walk, driveway, home entrance or a flower bed. They also look great in flower containers on your patio or balcony.
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