Oh yeah, I misunderstood. Have a solar panel that will go up on Monday. Slow trickle recharge, will mount it on the east wall, about 3 hrs of direct sun on a sunny day. Hopefully that will do the trick.Maybe I'll get some ideas.
But by panel, I meant solar. You've gotta keep the battery charged, maybe you did. I'll check the video.
It should appear right after the text in my post, just before the pics. Might have to "refresh" your page....that happens on my laptop all the time.Help me out brother, I can't find your new video.
The sun tends to hang toward the south, east will give you direct light for a while but south should give 1/2 to 3/4 light sunrise to sunset.Oh yeah, I misunderstood. Have a solar panel that will go up on Monday. Slow trickle recharge, will mount it on the east wall, about 3 hrs of direct sun on a sunny day. Hopefully that will do the trick.
Yeah, that would be ideal. No such luck, trees galore on s. and w. sides.The sun tends to hang toward the south, east will give you direct light for a while but south should give 1/2 to 3/4 light sunrise to sunset.
Darn trees, well atleast you'll have sun getting to your panel. Should be a nice set up.Yeah, that would be ideal. No such luck, trees galore on s. and w. sides.
Yeah G, I'm thinking wood, hopefully a direct vent out the side wall. Hopefully I'll have a few months to figure that out....Love the shed / bike shop . Boy would I like to have one my self . Great idea on the power inverter . Now all Ya need is a little wood stove for them cold days .
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Check into rv wood stoves, I think one might be perfect for back40. They don't take up much space and are great for spaces under 400sq.ft.Yeah G, I'm thinking wood, hopefully a direct vent out the side wall. Hopefully I'll have a few months to figure that out....
I stand corrected, these are good for more footage.Check into rv wood stoves, I think one might be perfect for back40. They don't take up much space and are great for spaces under 400sq.ft.
Do you HAVE one of these tiny 50 lb $5000+ "stoves" They make a lot of fantastic claims but the "real user" reviews are not good.I stand corrected, these are good for more footage.
http://www.unforgettablefirellc.com/
Nope, I know they aren't cheap. Never read the reviews. Probably get a good stove by making one from an old keg, cost a lot less.Do you HAVE one of these tiny 50 lb $5000+ "stoves" They make a lot of fantastic claims but the "real user" reviews are not good.
I might consider a trade. I'll take your BACK40 and you can have mine. The shipping might be in my favor....I want your shed...
Luke.
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