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Trög is Swedish for “slow”Thu, 03 Jun 2010 02:56:07 -0700http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6hourly1By: ken lawson-williams
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ken lawson-williamsMon, 11 May 2009 05:12:16 +0000http://www.trog.us/?p=572#comment-317You could always add a spacer under the pole brackets to ensure clearance over the panels... and another pair on the other side. Then add a 400W wind generator and a pair of poles to raise it up to the drivers side (a rectangular aluminum flat plate with mount like a christmas tree stand that collapses to less than the max height of the warning lamps can have the pole go through it like a trunk while the plate sits under a wheel for stability - mounted on roof opposite the hatch)You could always add a spacer under the pole brackets to ensure clearance over the panels… and another pair on the other side. Then add a 400W wind generator and a pair of poles to raise it up to the drivers side (a rectangular aluminum flat plate with mount like a christmas tree stand that collapses to less than the max height of the warning lamps can have the pole go through it like a trunk while the plate sits under a wheel for stability – mounted on roof opposite the hatch)
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ken lawson-williamsMon, 11 May 2009 05:06:58 +0000http://www.trog.us/?p=572#comment-316You might want to consider using the first layout BUT adding another pair. The 270W is likely only with bright sun at 90 degrees - and in the NW that is not as common as in CA or AZ! Doubling the capacity should give you 400W or sop on a bright summer day and likely 200 in am/eve or in winter (overcast) noon conditionsYou might want to consider using the first layout BUT adding another pair. The 270W is likely only with bright sun at 90 degrees – and in the NW that is not as common as in CA or AZ! Doubling the capacity should give you 400W or sop on a bright summer day and likely 200 in am/eve or in winter (overcast) noon conditions
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