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Begin gluing the ends and fitting the parts together. Start from the inside and work your way outward. The glue can dry quickly. Hold it flat against the table after each piece is glued. You want a straight frame to install your solar panel on. Remember to wear your safety glasses and hearing protection when cutting the pipe. Wear gloves when gluing. Always glue the parts together in a well ventilated area.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-a-Qwik-Solar-Step-by-Step/
http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-a-Qwik-Solar-Step-by-Step/
http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-a-Qwik-Solar-Step-by-Step/
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Feb 20, 2011. 10:36 AM REPLY
bruc33ef says:
Great little solar power tutorial. I can see how anyone can get started using this clear, simple guide. One question: Is it expandable?; i.e., can you connect more panels or powerpacks/deep cycle batteries together?
Conserver says:
Feb 20, 2011. 3:07 PM REPLY Thank you for the kind words - that was our intent - to get anyone and everyone to start using solar. It's very expandable - we packed a lot of information in the 60 pages of our Power Pax Manual so one can do just that - including a pretty neat stackable frame design to keep it all as portable as possible. (We even cover a little on solar oven cooking!) As for deep cycle batteries - we've had great success with Interstate Marine/RV batteries. They're affordable and don't weigh a ton.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-a-Qwik-Solar-Step-by-Step/