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SunGuard SG-4 4.5 amp 12 volt Solar Charge Controller Regulator by Morningstar
(Electronics) Morningstar

Solar Amps: 4.5 A
Weight: .5 lbs./.22 kg
Warranty info: 5 year warranty from manufacturer


Price: $34.99 $29.22

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12vdc solar panels + batteries = Help?

OK here is my idea that i am in to far to back out but am running into the lack of knowledge. I searched for the info and cant find any. Info

First I have built two 15v 52watt solar panels that run into five 12vdc 55ah Sealed Lead...


here is the real answer have you run out of power?
are you off the grid?
remember that the amp hr is an average you will not get the solar production every day.
some days will be more (summer) some will be less (winter or...

2010-03-15 20:08:58 by Mike

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    I have 2 of the 45 watt kits and i am having some trouble. the first one i set up and tested the out put of each panel which on an overcast day was reading around 16-17 v open circuit. when i attach the leads to the charge controller the voltage drops to 3.9v! i called the tech support and they said to return it. i did and the new one does the same! should the volt drop be so great? . In the sun with no battery the voltage constantly changes ! help

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