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1. mixcatcom
   August 15, 2009
   5:39 pm

   thanks for the post …
   thanks for the post.. Great idea.. Yeah I dont let them go under 11 volts.
   Take care my friend,
   -Pete
2. DavesTreeFarm
   August 15, 2009
   5:39 pm

   Nice vid. …
   Nice vid. Something to consider: Those automotive batteries, if deeply discharged are not going to last long. i had a similar setup with a couple of automotive batteries and one of them died after 6 months. (there was a 1 yr full replacement warranty – hehe). Later this summer I’ll post the new setup for my solar cabin. Thanks for sharing.
3. mixcatcom
   August 15, 2009
   5:39 pm

   Perfect for a shop. …
   Perfect for a shop. If you put one up you can video respond to this one. ;o)
   Take care,
   -Pete
4. cozzso
   August 15, 2009
   5:39 pm

   This is the exact …
   This is the exact setup I was wanting for my shop. Thanks for posting. Great job!
5. mixcatcom
   August 15, 2009
   5:39 pm

   Thanks man more to …
   Thanks man more to come.
   -Pete
6. italia4356
   August 15, 2009
   5:39 pm

   F ing A dude. Way …
   F ing A dude. Way to be.
7. mixcatcom
   August 15, 2009
   5:39 pm

   Thanks!
   Take care,
   …
   Thanks!
   Take care,
   -Pete
8. rio9760
   August 15, 2009
   5:39 pm

   Keep up the good …
   Keep up the good work!
9. mixcatcom
   August 15, 2009
   5:39 pm

   hahaa I should have …
   hahaa I should have taken that down.. No that has nothing to do with the Solar panel. But it is a power supply from a PC.. Good call!
   Take care,
   -Pete
10. KooolaNL
    August 15, 2009
    5:39 pm

    is that a psu from …
    is that a psu from a computer on there
11. mixcatcom
    August 15, 2009
    5:39 pm

    About 3 hours.
    -Pete
    About 3 hours.
    -Pete
12. dcs1771
    August 15, 2009
    5:39 pm

    How long would it …
    How long would it take to fully charge the batteries?