solar accessory battery maintainer

Originally Posted by CedzGo

Will you all PLEASE stop finding stuff for me to buy????

[jjance]

NewToBuggies If I could figure out how to post a picture I would but I've got 800 watts of solar panels mounted on my workshop. It's a work in progress I plan on having at least 1500 watts.

[jjance]

[jjance]

[jjance]

CTD How did you do that?

[NewtoBuggies]

jjance thanks for trying to get the pictures posted. IDK how to do it either. CTD thanks for the picture. I understand mounting the panels and now know that I should have at least 800w. Is there a special converter that you needed to hook up to in order to change the voltage to safe levels for your cart? and whats the rough setback for a basic set up like this if you don't mind me asking.

[NewtoBuggies]

CedzGo ..... ... welcome to my world lol I read a new post or see something that interests me and ....wammo .... I have a new upgrade to do or try to do....

Originally Posted by jjance

[IMG]http://www.flickr.com/photos/28319267@N05/10845900723/IMG]

you were pointing to the page your photo was on and not the image

Flickr does not allow hot swapping (image copying) with out a link back
you have to get the image code by right clicking on the photo,
choose size you want (800x800),
click it ,
left click on photo,
in box that comes up ,
choose view image ,
copy address bar that comes up http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7021/6...c136eeeb8_m.jp g
back here click the photo icon
paste in the address



i use photobucket , it is better for sharing ..

oh flickr allows everyone to view you stuff

[jjance]

Thanks CTD. I copied and pasted those instructions into a permanent file for future use. I see you like that deep sea fishing cart. That was taken about 20 miles down the road from you (Hwy39) in Plant City at Countrywood. I know Flickr is an open book, but i only post my good side. :)