SUPER Power Converter For Wind Turbine And Solar Panel

October 29th, 2009 Posted in Solar Video


EnergyForEarth.net - SUPER Power Converter For Wind Turbine And Solar Panel Super Strong Magnets - Wind & Solar Products - Wholesale To The Public! .... Voltec 2000W Power Inverter for Wind Turbines $285.00 --------- ... 900W Max/24V Hybrid Solar-Wind Turbine, 1 Sharp 170w solar panel included ... www.magnet4less.com/index.php?cPath=78 - Cached - Similar - # Sell Offers & Products of ldnewect , .co [Related Keywords: wind turbine, wind generator] ... super wide input voltage: 90V---280VAC ...

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2 Responses to “SUPER Power Converter For Wind Turbine And Solar Panel”

  1. natedogg1026 Says:

    October 29th, 2009 at 9:43 pm

    So GGGATTTORRR how much does Energy for earth give ya to advertise on your videos? Seems to be the thing to do on You Tube.



  2. CAJUNNSC Says:

    October 29th, 2009 at 10:12 pm

    First off, nice work. Next I am not so sure it is cheaper to make vs buy PV panels. They are also warrantied vs home made no warranty. But if that’s what you want to do then I say go for it. But don’t plan to save much if anything. Now I am wondering what you’re supplying power to? If not grid tied, how are you isolating your current? So not to back run towards your nearest mains or pole transformers? Surely you are aware of the dangers there, correct?
    1 amp drain to 1 kw charge??



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