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Georgen Guru Joined: 13/09/2011 Location: AustraliaPosts: 462
Posted: 12:12pm 23 Dec 2013
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Then added few shapes.
But will most probably cut back shapes on the indoor side
George
Georgen Guru Joined: 13/09/2011 Location: AustraliaPosts: 462
Posted: 12:20pm 23 Dec 2013
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In order to control power I will just use solar panel that will not be able to damage Peltier devices
For 2 devices I have I plan to use 40W panel (21V open circuit)
There will be no battery for now, so Sun intensity and availability will do all the subtle and sudden changes.
Hope this will be easily handled by Peltiers.
George
Georgen Guru Joined: 13/09/2011 Location: AustraliaPosts: 462
Posted: 10:43am 08 Jan 2014
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Noticed that Peltier cooling devices are sold under numbers:
TEC-12706
TEC-12705
TEC-12703
Cannot work out what is the difference between them?George
Tinker Guru Joined: 07/11/2007 Location: AustraliaPosts: 1904
Posted: 02:40am 09 Jan 2014
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Did you google this number??
I just did and immediately saw they draw different currents. Perhaps print out the spec sheet for each and compare, easier than doing on screen.Klaus
Georgen Guru Joined: 13/09/2011 Location: AustraliaPosts: 462
Posted: 02:03pm 09 Jan 2014
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Thank you and sorry for trouble.
Found some info here: