I bought a bunch of cheap solar powered toys from China with the intention of harvesting the solar panels for a project of mine. Turns out they were all fake
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I bought a bunch of cheap solar powered toys from China with the intention of harvesting the solar panels for a project of mine. Turns out they were all fake
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So literally $Cash in the trash? All jokes aside, you can buy solar lights at the dollar store and harvest the panels. Maybe an option for your project?
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I'm not up on all the science behind these, but maybe try actual sun light?
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12 inches away from a 400 watt High pressure Sodium bulb is equal in intensity to a bright sunny day...
Its quite amazing how much the human eye adjusts to different light situations.
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Especially when it comes to "yellow" light. It's incredible how discolored many indoor pictures turn out.
My makeshift "studio lights" produce about 4,500 lumens . According to Google, at noon on a sunny day, during summer, with no clouds and less than 10% humidity, the sun produces about 6,000 lumens .
what exactly is fake about them? are they not really solar panels or are they defective or what? (can't play the video at work).
I 2nd the cheap solar yard lights from the dollar store. the panels work great and you even get a AAA rechargeable battery in the deal. I think I paid 88cents ea for the last batch I got to make a solar charger from.
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well...latitude, time of year, pollution, time of day, all play a factor in "brightness" of the sun.
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Remember when you were young, you shone like the sun.
Shine on you crazy diamond.
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