Solar Powered small Kitchen Appliances – powered by DIY solar power system – easy to make

6 thoughts on “Solar Powered small Kitchen Appliances – powered by DIY solar power system – easy to make”

1. One piece of advice when connecting batteries in parallel. If you connect? the positive in from the charge controller to one battery, you should connect the negative to the OTHER battery. Otherwise you’l find one of the batteries is doing more of the work than the other. The same goes for the connections out to the inverter. I made this mistake as well at first, but youtube set me straight!

2. Fill the blender with water? and it will pull more Watts!
   Nice video..

3. Nice to know you can have the things that make life comfortable. I would use one for? computer things as you showed in your other video. It was the 1st thing I missed when my power went out last year for almost 3 days. If you wanted to run a fridge perhaps 3 small sessions a day to keep things edible, about how many watts would you need?

4. cool
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5. thanks. i live? in az

6. reallycool do you live in? the coachella valley?

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