http://altpwr.net/index.php?action=history&feed=atom&title=CCCamp_2019_-_tiefpunkt%27s_SetupCCCamp 2019 - tiefpunkt's Setup - Revision history2026-10-09T10:56:28ZRevision history for this page on the wikiMediaWiki 1.32.2http://altpwr.net/index.php?title=CCCamp_2019_-_tiefpunkt%27s_Setup&diff=212&oldid=prevTiefpunkt: our setup2019-09-06T18:13:06Z<p>our setup</p>
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At the Munich Maker Lab village, we brought 6 100W panels, which we connected in three separate setups.<br />
* 1 panel connected to a Goal Zero Yeti 400<br />
* 3 panels connected to a cheap PWM charger and 2 12V 24Ah batteries<br />
* 2 panels connected to a cheap PWM charger and 1 12V 80Ah batteries<br />
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Setups were build in succession, as batteries and charges arrived, so they might not make sense from a configuration standpoint. We used those setups to power a number of different devices:<br />
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* 1 cheap thermoelectric coolbox (~60W)<br />
* 1 decent compressor coolbox<br />
* Small sound system<br />
* Charging phones and gear via USB from the Yeti, the two charge controllers, or dedicated car USB adapters<br />
* USB-C laptop charger for 12V [https://www.amazon.de/Lenovo-40AK0065WW-DrNetzteilucker-Schwarz/dp/B079TM49YN]<br />
* MagSafe 2 charger for 12V<br />
* DECT batteries via NiMh battery charger<br />
* Some 230V gear via the Yeti's inverter</div>Tiefpunkt