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Category Archives: DIY
Micro PV
So, having moved the garden shed and the PV panels in August/September 2011 to a more sun friendly position, I was pretty sure that there would be more output from the system over the next 12 months. Now, that 12 … Continue reading
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Radio-Active weekend
In between cleaning the rubbish off the deck, entertaining my cousin Saturday afternoon, getting the tables and chairs out, putting the glass back into the glasshouse (literally), and getting the lawn cut. I got some time to look at some … Continue reading
Posted in Amateur Radio, AX25, Computing, D-Star, DIY
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Micro PV two years on.
Some changes since last year. Firstly the panels have a different orientation from last year. I moved the shed last August/September and both panels are now facing South West (220deg), still at the tilt of about 5-10 degrees (which I … Continue reading
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Micro PV, one year on.
So, after 12 months, what do the numbers say? Well first a quick reminder of what I have running. A Steca Grid 300 from mysolarshop.co.uk, fed from two Evergreen ES-180RL 180 watt PV panels on the roof of the shed. … Continue reading
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Winter
Winter is most definitely on the way, slight frost on the car this morning, and the weather station run by the South Eastern Amateur Radio Group showing a significant dip last night, though it was colder on Sunday night. Strangely … Continue reading
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“Gorilla” Update
I’ve not been in the shack all that much recently (being part of the organising team the the Irish IPv6 Summit kept me busy) so I have not been doing much checking up on the PV installation and how it … Continue reading
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Ramblings about PV and going “Gorilla”
Ok I admit, I’m a bit of a solar power junkie. I’ve been experimenting with PV panels a while now (here, here, here, and here). I have a small 10 watt waterproof solar panel (the irony eh?) which I got … Continue reading
Posted in DIY, Green, Technology
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Workshop Humour
Bill Meara on whether black holes exist in workshops? Followed by a (very funny) explanation of what various tools are used for.
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Still getting there.
Looking much better, heck I might even get it finished before we run out of summer!
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Getting there!
Finally, some fine weather has coincided with me being at home. Its amazing how much (or how little) you can get done when its not raining.
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