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HOW MUCH CONTINUOUS POWER IN WATTS CAN A SOLAR GENERATOR PRODUCE?

How vast of the solar complement would we need to run 600 watts for twelve hours? Any ideas upon how most it would price to set up one? Thanks.

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  1. billrussell42 on January 7th, 2009 3:28 pm

    To get 600 watts, you need at least a 600 watt solar array. The output goes down when the sun is not directly perpendicular to the array, so you probably need a 1000 watt unit, or perhaps higher.

    If you want 600 watts continuously for 12 hours, you need to be in a location where you get 12 hours of sun per day.

    You can't build solar arrays, you have to buy them, as they require a complicated factory and chemicals in their construction.

    Search on line, there are hundreds of places where you can buy them.

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