How to make a solar panel at home part 1 (old)save on your power bill
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OLD VIDEO, The new is much better and has better quality picture and sound. Search user markp0177 – How to build a solar panel Part 1 of 3 (New).
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@HomoYoutubus Sorry about the noice. I have new videos in HD with a professional camerman and they are holding the mic over my head with a long pole. Watch them they are much better. Mark
Great job, but the noises and the volume level are sooooo annoying.
@Jdonovanford Part III, underneath these carts on one side of the circle is a magical furnace that never runs out of energy (sun). it heats up the carts with water and they begin to push on the carts in front of them. the carts reach the other side where a block of dry ice (your wall outlet) is sitting. as they pass by the sides of the carts rub up against the dry ice cooling the containers and heating up the ice. this cycle can slow down and speed up if the furnace is hotter or colder
@Jdonovanford Part II, back to a lower state of energy, but the lost energy has to go somewhere, so it converts back into a photon and becomes some version of light (electromagnetic radiation). inside a solar cell we happen to have a big circle or semiconducting metal. this is called a circuit. let me build an analogy for you. the circuit can be compared to a set of tracks in a circle loaded with minecarts from end to end. the carts are filled with water.
@Jdonovanford Part I, the electrons come from the semiconducting circuit attached to the PV cell. basically photons come in from the sun and collide with electrons in the silicon cell. the electrons enter an excited state due to the photoelectric effect discovered by einstein. the law of entropy states that all energy tries to exist in the smallest, lowest (most effecient) energy state possible so the electron needs to get rid of the energy. if there is no where to move the electron will decay
I built 6 panels… awesome! ★★★★★ stars for the vid
Answering your question which I’m sure you’ve already found an answer to.. The electrons are created by electromagnetic force within a generator. A basic example of this is copper wire wrapped tightly around a magnet. When it spins, it creates a flow of electrons.
great stuff
The guy holding the camera needs kicked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SOOOOOO NOISY!!!!! AWESOME VIDEO other than that..
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How much is one that size if you make it,,i want 2 of them!!
What about using that stuff that liquid that is use with fiber glass, the epoxy stuff @markp0177
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@Jdonovanford m not the creator but my guess is that the solar rays absorb all the suns enegry. since enegry is infinite (sorry for bad spelling) the nureons and all that grind or i dont know really. im sorry for wasting ur time. im only in the 7th grade
i am dying to build………..
I have a question of a curious nature. Say you have an electrical generator that keeps running and running, producing an electrical current continuously. Where do the Electrons come from? Where do the electrons keep coming from that are produced by the Generator? Do they come from the windings of the generator, and if so, wouldn’t the generator soon run out of electrons? If not, then where are they coming from? Any information would be appreciated, I am quite curious about this.
I show you everything on how to make a panel just like this guys check it out.
@troybrownrigg I have not found anything better. Mark
Can one use something else instead of Slygard. At 40.00 + makes it the most expensive part!
@onthecuttingedge2005 You only need a 1/16″ gap between cells.
@TheSignGuy32 Hello I got my diodes off ebay .I not sure which video it is maybe number 2. Mark
why don’t you use 1/8 inch t shaped tile spacers for better professional look.
@markp0177 Which video, 1,2 or 3?? What about the diodes did you get them on ebay or radio shack?
@TheSignGuy32 Hello, Yes it does make a difference which end gets solder. Watch my new videos it will answer your questions. Mark
Does it make a difference which end of the diode gets soldered to the red wire? Did you get your terminal block in Radio Shack?? Can you give me a little more on the tapping wire, how do I connect each row. Does it matter on the 2 rows of wire on the cells do they connect to any wire on the next row cells?