Solar Trickle Charger has posted a new item, 'Does a solar panel get more energy
on hotter or brighter days?' I was just thinking about it. A solar panel cannot get energy from sunlight at
night because there is MUCH less light. If there is an overcast, the same
concept should apply. If the sun appears to be shining brighter than usual,
would the panel be able to receive more energy?
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http://solartricklecharger.co.cc/1115/does-a-solar-panel-get-more-energy-on-h...
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on hotter or brighter days?' I was just thinking about it. A solar panel cannot get energy from sunlight at
night because there is MUCH less light. If there is an overcast, the same
concept should apply. If the sun appears to be shining brighter than usual,
would the panel be able to receive more energy?
You may view the latest post at
http://solartricklecharger.co.cc/1115/does-a-solar-panel-get-more-energy-on-h...
Best regards,
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That sounds promising and it makes sense after all.. During the evening these solar panels won't get "recharged".. And perhaps, yes, that might be right, when the energy of the sun is hotter, there are possibilities that the greater the energy that it can get..
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