NITE System With Solar Power

[blackpup]

Found this in the Land Line magazine August/September Issue

https://www.google.com/url?q=http:/...ds-cse&usg=AFQjCNEgHpT9LWCs1HjzNANYnX5U_YrmKw

"Bergstrom, makers of the NITE System that uses their battery powered A/C with a fuel-fired heater just announced a partnership with eNow to use solar charging to provide electricity for the A/C."

And from the same article

"For added comfort, beef up your truck’s insulation. It will make all your devices more efficient."

jimmy

 

[moose]

just make sure you park under the parking lot lights...LoL
{and don't act surprised to find your rig topped with birds drops in the morning...}
- never seat under a standing bird!

 

[blackpup]

just make sure you park under the parking lot lights...LoL
{and don't act surprised to find your rig topped with birds drops in the morning...}
- never seat under a standing bird!

You lost me, Are perhaps you thinking with enough birds , that wind drafts from the bird's wings will cool the truck ? Hmm!

jimmy

 

[moose]

it's a NIGHT system LoL
solar panels won't help in night time.
nor when covered with snow.

 

[bill98]

UV rays go through the snow I've been using solar panels for 5 years now

 

[blackpup]

UV rays go through the snow I've been using solar panels for 5 years now[/QUO


Thanks , I would not have had a clue about the solar panels still functioning even in a limited capacity, when covered with snow.

My main interest in the article was the a/c side of the unit. Some where I had heard that batteries were only capable of storing enough energy for approximately 8 to maybe 10 or 11 hours of cooling. Then either crank the truck to recharge the cooling unit batteries, or do with out cool air. Solar power sounded like at least a partial solution

jimmy

 

[bill98]

for air I have been using a gocool which is a 12 volt air it does not use a compressor it uses cold water through to evaporator from 40lb of ice just can not keep up with heat during day in MS or TX only last 3 or 4 hours then you also have cost of filling every night with ice about 10.00

using a blue stare controller to decrees the voltage from the panels I was able to increases the amperage they put out goggle solar power sprinter I was on the cover of Expedite Now Mag about 4 years ago with all info in article Phil wright

 

[blackpup]

for air I have been using a gocool which is a 12 volt air it does not use a compressor it uses cold water through to evaporator from 40lb of ice just can not keep up with heat during day in MS or TX only last 3 or 4 hours then you also have cost of filling every night with ice about 10.00

using a blue stare controller to decrees the voltage from the panels I was able to increases the amperage they put out goggle solar power sprinter I was on the cover of Expedite Now Mag about 4 years ago with all info in article Phil wright

That article seems to have disappeared from the Expedite Now Mag.

This thread had the link to that article http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...74DoAw&usg=AFQjCNFHBNsRCXN_e9EeZeMKmT0U259Ehw

This is the link to the Expedite Now http://www.expeditenow.com/news/publish/Expediter_Uses_Solar_Power_to_Eliminate_Idling.html
Unfortunately it said page not found.



jimmy