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|  Message 1385  |
|  Roy Witt to TOM WALKER  |
|  Battery replacement t  |
|  12 Oct 12 18:59:04  |
 
TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:
RW> TW>> Slipped my mind that you were in Texas. With a good wind pattern
RW> TW>> you coual get along quite well. As a side note I calcualtedthe
RW> TW>> batteery drin for that 220v/2.4amps and it comes to a 40 Amp
RW> TW>> draw on a 12 volt Battery.
RW>> Actually, I was thinking in terms of 10-12ea 12v batteries in
RW>> series, which makes up 120vdc. Then a 2nd bank making up the other
RW>> 120vdc and converting each to AC, providing 220vac.
TW> Now you are talking BIG Bucks. That would take 20 to 24 45 Watt solar
TW> panels at about $200 Each for a quality panel. IF you hurry you c
TW> uld pick up 20 to 24 of those $149 Harbor Freight kits and throw
TW> away everything except the panels and save a few bucks.
Think wind...wish I lived closer to the river, it flows at 2000 - 3400
fpm...I could run a generator with the output I need at that flow.
TW> And you may need to custom build your inverters as 48 Volt converters
TW> are the highest voltage I could locate.
Tripp-Lite makes inverters that will output 120vac, 100 amp service.
Magnum and Duracell make similar inverters. About $1100 - $1200 each.
R\%/itt
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