Provide a Solar system plan. I have a panel, Inverter,Batteries and cables. Domestic system.?
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http://moskaluk.com/Mesh/solar_7.jpg\nMIKE
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I don't know you, your abilities, or your grade.  Consider the following.  Maybe one of them will trigger you to come up with your own original ideas.\n\nTry building a homemade solar oven:\nhttp://www.everything-candles.com/homemade-solar-oven.html\n\nOr plan an energy efficient community.  Use your imagination.  How many people will live there?  How will the houses be constructed?  How will the roads be maintained?  How will the schools be heated?  What fuels will you use?  Types of energy?  Etc.\n\nWhich types of alternative energy would work well where you live?  Wind?  Solar?  Hydro?  Do some experiments and some research of local landforms and resources to see what type of energy could best be harnessed in your area.
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for this u need special grade pure silicon.pieces of almost 2 square cm need to be linked by means of silver in order to prevent loss of energy.this arrangement should be erected in a place which receives maximum sunlight.
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Make a battery from a lemon!\n\nhttp://www.energyquest.ca.gov/projects/lemon.html
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1000 watt system with turbine, charger, tower, batteries, inverter......$5000\nYou can make a system cost more or less.\nIf you are on the grid, dont bother.\nMIKE
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While the above is true, don't give up. U can still get power from the sun to power your computer.\nAlso, there are many prototypes in the works.\n\nMicro-Star unveils solar-powered notebook computer:\n \nThursday, January 12, 2006 \n\nA Taiwanese company has developed a solar-power notebook computer to save computer users the trouble of charging batteries by plugging them in, the company said yesterday. \n\nMicro-Star International Co said it spent a year to develop the first-generation solar notebook computer, Solar NB, and is now developing the second-generation Solar NB. \n\n"Solar NB is a notebook computer with a solar panel on its top. The first-generation Solar NB can operate on solar light power for half an hour but it takes the solar panel half an hour to collect that much power," Micro-Star International's marketing manager Chen Chien-hung said. \n\n"For the second-generation Solar NB, we will use satellite solar power which is more effective but also more expensive," Chen said. \n\nThe 12-inch first-generation Solar NB costs NT$55,000 (US$1,700). The second-generation Solar NB will cost NT$80,000 and is expected to be able to operate on light power for at least four hours. \n\nChen said that although Solar NB can be used outdoors, the main purpose of developing Solar NB is not for outdoor use, but for indoor use, and the solar panel does not collect solar power, but light power. \n\n"We want to allow people to use notebook computers when they travel in an aircraft or train, either by relying entirely on light power or using both light power and the battery when the light in the plane or train is dim," he said. \n\nMicro-Star International unveiled a pair of Solar NBs at the 2006 International Consumer Electronics Show last week in Las Vegas, but will not market it until the product is more mature. \n\n \nhttp://www.partsonsale.com/desktopcompsol.html\n\nhttp://www.solarpower.org/art4.html
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Join the electrical union. They will teach you everything.
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Build a solar cell from a couple of thin sheets of copper and some salt water.  It requires a heat source, but with parental supervision it can be done by a 4th grader.  Easy!\n\n(see links below for how it's done)
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ring the indian electricity company and ask them to send you out a sample acount for electricity
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You need copper, and any sized battery. Then you need to do some playing around with it. Or you could just go here and do what they tell you.
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try something that deals with solar power. it'll show him that there's alternative fuel sources out there. maybe one day he'll become leader of the world by creating something great. hmm... when i was his age, all i did was cut a tree and reported that you can tell how old the tree was by counting the rings. now i'm a nobody.
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If you are into electrochemistry you could make your own solar cell or a flat panel solar cell. A solar cell is a device for converting energy from the sun into electricity. This project is fairly easy and there are plenty of pics to show you exactly how its done. \n\nAlso read the first source listed first because it tells you things you need to know for the second experiment.
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First off..  forget every air conditioner...  all of them.  Then forget your water heaters.  Then, forget almost all your appliances, including the 'fridge. As a matter of fact, for the size house you have, where you are, and what you use it for, forget photovoltaics altogether.  If I were you, knowing what little I know about your situation, I'd probably put up some solar hot water collectors, and maybe look into some wind power.  But it sounds like you are on the grid already...  why do you want solar?  If it's to save money, as they say on the sopranos... 'fuhgedabboutit!!!'  A grid-tied panel or two might give you a warm fuzzy feeling about helping green up the earth or something.. but the reality is that your payoff time is about 20 years on that..  and likely never given your location.  Solar panels get very inefficient when they get hot.. and hot is what you have.  Solar hot water will help some, depending on how much you use.  Go to homepower.org and educate yourself on the reality.  For remote locations it makes sense, but if you already have city power there, it usually doesn't.  Good luck, and be smart.
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your best bet is your local electrical supply house they sould have almost all your answers.
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lets just start using hydrogen and solar energy....
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start/control panel/power options. You can make your adjustments from there.
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Not unless you can figure out a way to produce a semi-conductor at home.  Basically a solar cell (photovoltaic cell) is a couple of layers of silicon  P type and N type.  Electrons become excited when light quanta penetrates into the P layer. The excited electrons move to the N type and (very oversimplified) create electricity.\n\nI doubt you would have the facilities to create the materials at home.