Solar Power Garden

Last night i was sat out in my garden having a ciggy. It was a clear night and almost full moon, it got me wondering can the Moon same as the sun when very bright power up any solar garden lights? I didnt have to use my security light where it was so

cannot. The full moon gives us less than 2 milliwatt per square metre. 2 milliwatt is far too low and 1 square metre is pretty big. if you are just using the moonlight, probably you will need a very huge solar panel to do so.

2007-09-25 01:24:45 by cassy

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I have a set of solar powered garden lanterns I need to use for a play. The man at the store said to leave them in full sun (I'm in England, so that's never going to happen!) for three days before turning them on. However, I need them before that for

Any form of bright light will do, but sunlight, because it is so bright, works best. The three day initial charge is needed only for the first time, if at all, and after that you can simply recharge them during the day and recharge them at night....

2006-08-08 04:05:40 by Paul S

are they reliable? i want to do my part in helping save the environment by starting to use alternative power sources for my everyday needs. i've heard from someone before that they use garden lights that light up at night after being charged the...

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2007-04-09 03:11:22 by misyeldv

Yes i don't see any problem in that.

2008-09-09 06:16:48 by ANNE H

I see there are solar pumps. Is that what's used to power the filter? I don't have my pond yet and I'm new to this so that's why I'm asking.

I don't know of any need for a powered filter... usually, as far as I know, the pump pushes the water thru the filter... so if it's strong enuff, the water moves thru ..... a bio-filter is the usual way for solar pumps.... here's a site with...

2008-04-08 03:51:56 by Jim C

Looking for pond attachments, (pump, spitters, etc.) and trying to do a bear and mushroom theme for my pond....any suggestions will help greatly!

Big Lots, Wahl Mart, K Mart, any garden center should have them.

2009-03-03 09:37:07 by Cca