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Follow for the 'Hacklet' and latest news about hackaday.io

Hackaday.io Project

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

How I did to remotely control and monitor my home made Off-grid Photo voltaic System

My Off-grid Solar System Monitoring

michel-kuenemann Michel Kuenemann

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A 75 watt MPPT Solar Charger with tons of features. Efficiency > 97%, USB interface, data logging, 2 USB charging ports and much more...

High Efficiency MPPT Solar Charger

lukas-fssler Lukas Fässler

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A 1 square inch PCB module with 2 tiny solar cells, a highly efficient Li-Ion charger and with 3.3V and 1.8V output

Tiny Solar Energy Module (TSEM)

jasper-sikken Jasper Sikken

My experimentation to explore the charging of Lithium Polymer Batteries with a Solar Panel

Solar Charging LiPo Project

What you need to grade your scavenged cells for building balanced packs.

Minimalist Li-Ion Discharger/Capacity meter.

daren-schwenke Daren Schwenke

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

A simple way to check the output of your solar PV system.

Solar Monitoring System (SMS)

We use MPPT algorithm to Extract the maximum available power from the Photovoltaic module under certain conditions.

Home Made Arduino Based MPPT Charge Controller

abid-jamal Abid Jamal

Official Hackaday Prize Entry

Our attempts to create a mesh network, plug-'n'-play product.

Hardware-orientated mesh networks

The 2018 Hackaday Prize

A compact automatic folding spherical propeller

Spherical Folding Propeller

carl-bugeja Carl Bugeja

The μHack is a simple, penny-sized micro-controller running designed to bring DIY hardware hacking to everyone!

μHack - DIY Hardware Hacking for Everyone

silverwing-industries Silverwing Industries

OpenDAC HD

mike-lu Mike Lu

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Producing your own solar energy in your flat without drilling holes.

Wasteland Energy

jack-pearse Jack Pearse

Pretty simple realy- approx 600W of 12V solar pannels and a bank of 6 x 200AH 12V batteries keep em topped up and keep em alive

Solar Battery Charger

saabman Saabman

Bits

Michel Kuenemann wrote 08/06/2016 at 09:31

Hello,

Thanks for following my PV Monitoring project - Michel

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