Warren, Ohio _ Trumbull County

[Robert Gift]

...a 2001 about a mile from my house that has every single kind of box you can think of. Its got AC power, Solar Panel AND Battery Backup. Its got the controls
a recitifier. Its cluttered. Its pretty impossible for that thing to ever loose
power. :D

Surprised it has all that. Just the solar panels should be enough. Batteries are a part of the solar power, anyway.
Are there extended days of dark overcast so that a.c. may sometimes be needed?
I'd like to know how fast a solar system can recharge enough to give a proper warning.
What if three tornado warnings in three consecutive overcast days?
Would the batteries store enough power and would the solar cells recharge the batteries sufficiently?

[Elliott]

Not to be off topic, but this is kind of about solar panels. There is a 2001
about a mile from my house that has every single kind of box you can think of. Its got AC power, Solar Panel AND Battery Backup. Its got the controls
a recitifier. Its cluttered. Its pretty impossible for that thing to ever loose
power.

Now all it needs is a windmill and a hydrogen fuel cell, maybe a squirrel on a treadmill driving an alternator.

[Gil]

Not to be off topic, but this is kind of about solar panels. There is a 2001
about a mile from my house that has every single kind of box you can think of. Its got AC power, Solar Panel AND Battery Backup. Its got the controls
a recitifier. Its cluttered. Its pretty impossible for that thing to ever loose
power.

Now all it needs is a windmill and a hydrogen fuel cell, maybe a squirrel on a treadmill driving an alternator.

Yeah, really.

[jkvernon]

I passed through Trumbull County last weekend. I only saw 1 T-128 on the western edge of the county and a Siratone 612 on the eastern edge of the county near a GM plant.

[Hacksaw]

One of the 2001's in Oakland, Calif. is solar powered since it was pretty pricey to run a power cable or power line to it's location.