Can this unit be added to? I need something big enough, affordable to start a build into a larger system.
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Hello From Explore ElectricYes, this Solar kit and other Go Power Solar Systems can easily have their power limits increased by adding on one of Go Power's Expansion Series Solar kits.Regards,,Lisa
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yes it can, but you'll need a larger charge controller capable of handling the extra current if you have more than three 160 watt panels. This system comes with a 30 amp controller and each panel adds about 8 amps (x 20 volts = 160 watts). I've added four panels to mine (48 amps total) which I manage with a 60 amp charge controller. None of the other components becomes limiting until you get much bigger.
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Yes, it definitely can be added to easily. You just need to have a basic understanding of how much power the solar panels you add are producing and don't exceed the capabilities of the voltage regulator, (controller), etc.
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No, there is no room to add extra speakers, there are just 2 insert jacks in the back of the unit to add the 2 speakers that are supplied with the unit.
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I can't say for sure but, I would wager that it might be a little bulky for that. It's a nice unit and works well but, you might want to consider something less bulky/flatter unless you have enough room for it. i.e. the unit height is probably about 2.5".
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A tower will work fine. Having some extra room on the desk would actually be better than how it's set up in the pic
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thx for the answer. Won't work as I need a 20 x 24 base for my built in.....
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No, you would need one that is larger and has that feature listed as an option. This one does not>
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Hello, You would need to remove 4GB Module and install 2 Modules 8GB each. Best regards, Amuras
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They will work with almost any system, but the consideration is where you can find room for the bigger unit.
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I guess anything is possible, you would heed a stable base. I think you would be better off though buying a dedicated pull up tower.
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I don't know for sure but I would think there is a way to attach another unit to the bottom of this one. You might have to improvise a little bit though.
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A single unit is sufficient, but a little higher would be better. I added a 2x4 to my unit and found it much better.
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Not that I know of, however, you could build one easily, although I don't recommend housing it, since it will be just for aesthetic reasons. If you do, be aware of heat build up from 5 hard drives. I use 4 of this units with my movie editing system, I have attached each to a power supply at the bottom but do not dare encase them. I even use additional fans to ventilate the units. Hope this helps.
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Yes you can. It needs some very little configuration. You should be able to do it following the set-up instruction. I use it for similar concept.
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You will need a 2.5" to 3.5" adapter so unit will fit in desktop drive bay, other than that, should be no problem.
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Yes, you can do that. Some people just buy a second small one in the future and combine the two with a special connector. That way works too but sometimes it can be a problem. I would go with the bigger.
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Not likely, we added one our selves. Picked it up at best buy for around $35. Easy to do your self. Really, they can help you with it at best buy if you ask nicely. Bring the whole unit with you. The back comes off and you can see where it goes. Oh, and that disk in the photo..... not likely included either. Not included in mine.
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Not sure about that, probably, but you should google the dimensions to be sure. I put mine in a mid tower, obviously plenty of room.