Do-It-Yourself Solar-Powered PC: Live Test
Do-It-Yourself Solar-Powered PC: Live Test
The Solar-PC
Solar-Powered AMD PC |
Status: | Row 0 - Cell 1 |
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Power Source: | Row 2 - Cell 1 |
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Energy from Solar Panels: | Row 4 - Cell 1 |
Energy from Battery: | Row 5 - Cell 1 |
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Uptime | |
Uptime: | (mm:hh) |
Total Today: | Row 9 - Cell 1 |
Total Yesterday: | Row 10 - Cell 1 |
Last Turned On: | Row 11 - Cell 1 |
Last Shut Down: | Row 12 - Cell 1 |
Row 0 - Cell 0 |
Total Uptime Today |
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Hours |
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Hours of Operation |
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Time of Day (24-hour format) |
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Hardware Configuration |
Processor: | AMD Athlon X2 BE-2350 (1.90 GHz), 2x 512 kB |
Memory: | 2x 1 GB A-DATA DDR2-1066+ |
Motherboard: | Gigabyte GA-MA69GM-S2H (AMD 690G) |
Hard Drive: | 320 GB - Western Digital WD3200AAJS |
DVD-ROM: | SATA - Samsung SH-D163 |
Power Supply: | Ituner M2-ATX (6 - 28 Volt, 160 Watt) |
TFT-Monitor: | LG L1900R-BF TFT (18 Zoll, 1280x1024, 4ms, 12 Volt) |
PC Live-Data |
Row 1 - Cell 0 |
Past 2 Hours
Past 24 Hours
Past Week
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This page contains information on the uptime of our solar-powered PC. You can also find detailed information about the PC's status on the live monitors.
If you'd like to go back and start reading about our solar-powered PC project from the beginning, have a look at the articles leading up to our live test:
- Do-It-Yourself Solar-Powered PC: Technical Foundations
- Do-It-Yourself Solar-Powered PC: Hardware
- Do-It-Yourself Solar-Powered PC: Solar Components
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c911darkwolf Something me and my wife were talking about. Solar panels are expensive, but if you make a small investment it will cut down your power bill every month or you can make a large investment go independent and sell excess back to the electric company.Reply