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| FIXME Discuss installation of Buck Converter | FIXME Discuss installation of Buck Converter | ||
| - | We're currently preparing | + | We're currently preparing |
| - | and run a Crowbox from 12V power sources. Video should be ready mid-January 2021. | + | and run a Crowbox from 12V power sources. |
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| As we stated earlier, Voltaic brand power banks are a good, reliable source of portable power for a Crowbox. Voltaic also offers solar power kits which include a solar panel and an ' | As we stated earlier, Voltaic brand power banks are a good, reliable source of portable power for a Crowbox. Voltaic also offers solar power kits which include a solar panel and an ' | ||
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| - | In mid-January we'll begin testing this Voltaic solar power kit with the Crowbox: | ||
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| Since Crowbox power consumption is under 1/2 watt most of the time, our hope is that a 2W solar panel combined with a 6,400mAh power bank will run a Crowbox indefinitely on solar power during spring and summer in most locations. We will publish our observations in the [[http:// | Since Crowbox power consumption is under 1/2 watt most of the time, our hope is that a 2W solar panel combined with a 6,400mAh power bank will run a Crowbox indefinitely on solar power during spring and summer in most locations. We will publish our observations in the [[http:// | ||
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