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250 dollars to light up 2 lights? this product sells itsself lol…
@london1817 thanks
@Loyaldark Yes. you can hook a fuse box up to the battery then run all you
want off the fuse box or block. you can get them at radio shack.
ALWAYS fuse things close to the battery!
@london1817 oh yea thats a way, thanks .
just to make sure, is it okay if i put more than one load to the battery and use them at the same time?
@london1817 CFL is good too. it’s a workable color and decent efficiency although you have to go through the DC-AC, AC-HV DC steps.
I’d think that 16watt is much more than 50watt incandescent though.
the ones we buy here are about factor 5 but we also use 230V. might matter.
@DanFrederiksen I am using 16 watt CFL’s. They are as bright as a 50 watt bulb.
I like the LEDS better but man are they priced highly!
nice. what kind of bulbs are you using? if you are using incandescent then you can get incomparably more bang for your joule with Cree XP-G LEDs. something like 10x the light for the same power. although you may want to maybe add an orange LED to warm the light as the most efficient lights are cold blueish
@Loyaldark Hook it to the battery with aligator clips. Red to red & black to black.
i have a dumb question .how to connect appearance? i know if my charger doesnt have the plug , and i have no converter , i have to connect them to the battery, but how? say like i have 12volt led light and 12volt heater how can i plug both of them to the battery?
@detvarsombarehelvete It’s all good brother!
I bet you were happy when you seen the batteries outside!
Not as happy as I was…Haha…LOL… Thanks for the comment!
@london1817
No I didn’t, sorry about the comment.
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@detvarsombarehelvete Ever heard of my part 2 video?
You will be relieved my friend. Thanks for your concern.
Do you vent the gases from the battery box through the dryer ????
Ever heard of ESD ElectroStatic Discharge and hydrogen?? Ever heard about the Hindenburg??? Ever heard about why not make sparks around a charging battery??? What insurance company do you use for your house?
batteries can produce hydrogen gas, I recommend a separate vent.
@Jthetinman I know. Its been a long time coming.
Time to break down and buy a inverter. Then ya can power a fridge, microwave, fart fan in bathroom…….
$250 for 50W is $5per watt – thats cheap?? I purchased a 6300W system for $18,000
thats $2.86 per Watt.
@BuddhaBoyVideos It makes a huge difference.
I think it has been a great thing to do for me.
38us a month here for elelctric….we are very conservative.
Well then again I gotta tell everybody to turn stuff off all the time!
@london1817 Yes, I did see your upgrade. It’s much better. Is it worthwhile for you? How much is your electric bill each month?
@BuddhaBoyVideos Have you seen my upgrade video?
It has way brighter lights now. I read all the time now.
Can you read a book under those lights?
@heartlessvietboy thats a stupid comment
@cedartree696 I put one in for about 800 USD, I live in Southern Africa (sub tropics)and VERY FEW have them, ppl cant seem to understand the concept of spending money to save in the long run-I.E the rich will get richer blah blah blah.
@catatonicable
This is an often-overlooked, low-tech addition to a complex energy future – and one I personally intend to implement in the near future.