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Learning about solar technology Anonymous 30-08-26 14:13:22 No.26266

How would you go about learning about solar? Do you know of any useful material to learn about it? I'd love to learn more about the different technologies involved and about the installation of solar panels and power generation. Maybe this knowledge can be put into practice to help one's local community. I'm sure there's lots of solid state physics and electronics involved, but any advice would be more than welcome!
t. Chemist

Anonymous 02-10-26 07:53:49 No.26313

Will Prowse: Mobile Solar Power Made Easy!: The easiest beginner's book for off-grid and 12V systems (cabin, RV, boat). See also his YouTube channel and diysolarforum.com.

Michael Boxwell: Solar Electricity Handbook: A clear basic guide to sizing and design, updated regularly.

Joseph P. O'Connor: Off Grid Solar: Battery systems (lead-acid and lithium) covered thoroughly.

Solar Energy International: Photovoltaics: Design and Installation Manual: A professional-level textbook for when you have mastered the basics.

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