Solar Power

luvourmother

Active Member
i am moving into a house that has space for an indoor grown room, yay!
i have grown indoors b4 w/ some good luck and am really interested to know if it is possible to run my lights w/ solar power. i have looked into generators and found one on craigslist for a steal, but don't want to buy it unless i am sure it's going to work. so far i don't see many problems other than having no power on not sunny days...
even if i can run the lights from solar some of the time would be great.

any advice?
 

Gbusandthedisciples

Active Member
also beware because unless you have your solar power set up well you will fry a digital ballast or if you try to hook up a digi to a generator it will fry it in the long run.
 

BigBudBalls

Well-Known Member
also beware because unless you have your solar power set up well you will fry a digital ballast or if you try to hook up a digi to a generator it will fry it in the long run.
Why? I can see the solar, but a generator? A gen shouldn't give a modified sine wave, should give a true.

Wind has better bang for the buck then solar. solar is pretty poor on ROI.

Just pay the elec bill.


(now I just saw on tv a gen where the heat from the gen is used to help heat the house)
 

Gbusandthedisciples

Active Member
generators does not run smooth electricity, at least the old ones, maybe they have something newer and better out these days but from what I have always seen a digital can't handle it but the old analog one get along just fine.
 

daisy2687

Well-Known Member
And if you wanted to know even on a cloudy day you will still get a decent percentage of your solar power
 
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