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Old February 7th 07, 11:12 PM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
R. Lee Jarvis
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Default Jim Weir's solar charger

The Jan '07 issue of Kitplanes has an article by Jim Weir on a charge
controller for a small solar panel. I've got a 5W solar panel that I'd like
to use to charge & maintain a 12v 7Ah SLA in my Luscombe. Is anyone familiar
enough with this circuit to know if it could handle something in the
neighborhood of 323mA of charging current vs. the 90mA or so as shown in the
article?


 




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