Can you use these to make an array of like 4 or 5 of them together?
1978774
not sure I just wanted to use one to trickle charge. I did need to get a longer cord to reach from the charging unit to the panel and the local Ace hardware had all the items i needed.
1978775
yes all solar panels can be connected to more u just have to get a higher amperage controller...always connect in parallel series will double the voltage while parallel will double the amperage
1978776
yes you can u can. google a connector that will hook 4 together.4 would only be 60 watts so 1 controller should handle it.Although u should be at least using 2 deep cycle batteries so u can pull a load up to 7 amps.
1978777
No. There is a connection to the regulator. There is no other way to connect to another panel. This panel is not strong enough for even one lousy 12 volt light bulb.
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If your talking about feeding the negative line into the positive of another panel, wear your taking the 15 watts and dubbing it to 30 and so on. No I have never tried it, so I cant say if it can be done. I use it to charge batteries and then use the power inverters. The solar cell will charge batteries more effectively with low watts (trickle charging) Most batteries have memory, so the faster you charge it, the fast it will discharge, The slower you charge it the slower it will discharge. But if your taking about setting up a couple of cells to one battery, you can if you buy a different regulator, you can get one where you can add several solar cells and a wind generator to one battery. If your talking about feeding the negative line into the positive of another panel, wear your taking the 15 watts and dubbing it to 30 and so on. No I have never tried it, so I cant say if it can be done. I use it to charge batteries and then use the power inverters. The solar cell will charge batteries more effectively with low watts (trickle charging) Most batteries have memory, so the faster you charge it, the fast it will discharge, The slower you charge it the slower it will discharge. But if your taking about setting up a couple of cells to one battery, you can if you buy a... » Read More If your talking about feeding the negative line into the positive of another panel, wear your taking the 15 watts and dubbing it to 30 and so on. No I have never tried it, so I cant say if it can be done. I use it to charge batteries and then use the power inverters. The solar cell will charge batteries more effectively with low watts (trickle charging) Most batteries have memory, so the faster you charge it, the fast it will discharge, The slower you charge it the slower it will discharge. But if your taking about setting up a couple of cells to one battery, you can if you buy a different regulator, you can get one where you can add several solar cells and a wind generator to one battery. « Show Less
1978779
Dear David. I have not done so, however the literature that came with mine indicates that you can "link up to 10 panels together for more power." There are however no instructions provided for doing so. My one phone call to Sun Force about a different matter was very responsibly answered, so you might call them. I see there is another response to the contrary by 'Daddio'. In passing, I use the panel and the charge controller that comes with it to maintain the charge in a 12-volt heavy duty auto battery that provides LED emergency lighting for my home. I've been very pleased with it. It would seem to me unless there are other considerations that it would be more economical, and present an easier mounting problem to purchase a larger (more power (wattage)) solar panel to begin with. Hope some of this helps. Randall
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Yes. They may be rolled up together, so it's easy to cut equal lengths of loop & hook; nevertheless, they can be separated.
221071
Yes, you can hook together as many Rainbow Looms as you want. By removing the blue connector pieces with the enclosed tool, you can rearrange them and use them to connect many other looms to make larger and more intricate projects.
950639
You could probably get 6 if they weren't huge ones - I typically just do 4 at a time so they aren't squished together.
414628
I would connect them all together in a splice or saulder them together, it should work just fine!
1148182
Yes you can combine sets. I have 3 sets which I combined to make a long fence.
2261979
Yes. You could make a skyscraper with these if you wanted! My wife does have four and they stack together perfectly.
1470165
Not easily. There are at least four different frequencies used. You would have to get four of the same frequency. This is not practical as they are not marked as to frequency used.
2270228
Yes you can set all 4 before starting them. Then start them 1 at a time. You can't start all of them at once.
318627
Probably not. I would enclose allof them with one continues line, but that depends on how large they all are
1592101
You can use as many as you want, each one can be removed or added as needed.
15208
You can, but you'll need a way to keep the rails from drooping. Should be easy to address, but yes, you can daisy chain together as many as you would want.
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6,7 and 8 are the options. Anything bigger would probably be to hard to do by hand.
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Yes you can split one at a time. It holds one to as many can fit in the splitter.
556200
Yes. And I don't know what the other person meant by "only 2 at a time." If you can stack 2, you can stack all 10. I like these. They're big, they're cheerful, but they do seem to get scuffed up easily. I'd still buy them again.
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I am afrait not. You can just cut them into small cubes and use them maybe?
1087436
Without trying, I have no clue. However, what are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to create a mixer? For the price of 5 of these, you could get a decent mixer. Otherwise, even if you could essentially create 10 different outputs, I'm not sure there are any programs out there that would be designed to see 10 different audio sources. I could be mistaken. Regardless, I'm willing to bet there''s something out there that can already do what you need it to do, instead of piling up a bunch of external sound cards.