Re: [NTLK] DIY solar power?

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I do not know the specs of those solar panels, but they should deliver 6V
minimum at 100mA and even more if you want to charge your batteries with
solar power.
The adaptor I am currently working on would be ideal to match the Newt input
to a wide range of solar panel output specs.

Johannes

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> [mailto:newtontalk-bounce_at_newtontalk.net]On Behalf Of Philip Halsey
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> Subject: [NTLK] DIY solar power?

> Looking at the latest copy of the American Science & Surplus
> today and noticed they have solar panels. Is there any way to
> use these in a DIY project to charge/power a Newton? How would
> one get the information to do this?

> Phil Halsey
> Ida, MI

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