Maximize Solar Panal Capacity & add magnet electricity generator. Increase total power.

🎈💡Maximize Solar Panal Capacity & add magnet electricity generator. Increase total power.

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#HeroX the link is of me entering idea

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Ideas Simple

Maximize solar panels by reflection.

Use New perovskite Solar Cells increase solar transfer by 20 to 30%

Add Solar strip in a coil shape that's embossed to increase solar energy transfer.

Add a magnet electricity generator to it

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magnets pushing magnets turns shaft connected to turbines creating electricity spinning inside a cylinder.

sort of like how electricity produce from hand cranks.

anyways this will increase power output alot.

With this system it can even run at night if built corectly.

#sustainability #energy #renewableenergy #egineering


Please see you tube videos

a reply to: Mystery00

Trying to get hits?

Those videos are terrible.

Horrible video and text reader is making my ears bleed.

They are trying to explain a flywheel energy storage device without knowing anything about it other than there are magnets and spinning involved.

Reflectors will decrease the output of a solar panel because it will make the panel hotter. The increased heat and uv light on the panels will also shorten the life of the pannels making the need to replace them sooner. If you can live with the shortened life by the increased uv exposure, you can increase the output of a solar panel with reflectors but you have to water cool the panel which takes power for the pump and fan on the cooling radiator. You can use the heat for hot water and general heating by the usual hot water tube or radiator method in your house but you will still loose the energy increase when you have to get rid of the excess heat form the panels.

It is cheeper and easier to just add more panels, a bigger charge controller and more batteries.

a reply to: Mystery00
Use of reflectors for solar power generation is not a new idea:


Those reflectors aren't aimed at electric solar panels though.

Using reflectors with solar panels may be feasible, but electric solar panels have a limited range of operating temperatures, above which the panels can be damaged, so excessively high temperatures are a possible concern with using reflectors.

For a related example, there was a building with reflective windows that had a slight curvature to it, and the extra heat was so excessive that cars parked in the street near the building had parts melting from the reflections of the sun.

Who, what, why: How does a skyscraper melt a car?
That article has a photo of a solar furnace, which also uses reflectors for solar energy, but again not with solar panels.

So if you can use reflectors to improve solar panel output without damaging the panels, that's a feasible idea which you would need to test to verify the panels aren't damaged. Even if they aren't instantly destroyed, if the solar panel life is shortened from say 10 years to only 2 years, that's still a huge issue concerning the economics of the idea.

Then the idea of turning a hand crank to generate electricity of course works but I visited a museum where you could turn a generator to see how much electricity you could personally create...it wasn't much, but I did generate a tiny bit. I could light a 75 watt lightbulb but keeping it lit was very tiring.

Beyond that the idea goes off the rails in talking about perpetual motion. You might be the millionth person to think magnets can be used for some kind of perpetual motion generator, but I have yet to see a working model so none of the ideas work. There are a couple of fake videos on youtube, but they have hidden batteries. Try to make your own without the batteries...it won't work. If it does work, you should be selling it, not talking about it, but like all other perpetual motion machines, if it's a closed system you can't get more energy out than you put in.

But you might say, it's not a closed system, you're saying something about putting in energy from the solar panel. In that case, you won't get any more energy out from the magnets than you put in with the solar panels and all other energy inputs to the magnets. If you do, then again don't talk about it, sell it, everybody would buy it if it works, but if you're just talking about it it's a safe assumption that it doesn't work.

Why don't perpetual motion machines ever work? - Netta Schramm