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08.11.2009, 02:08 PM

Since solar panels do not have much burst capability, I would opt for a lot more capacitance. Something like 3 (or more) of these: http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a...PERCAP-/1.html, or maybe even a couple of these: http://www.allelectronics.com/make-a...-CAP-/-/1.html

And any time you have that large of a capacitor, you're gonna have to give it time for the cells to charge those bad boys up before you run. Ideally, I would opt for a higher voltage setup (like 10v) with caps around that size, and then regulate them using a CCBEC or something. This will provide a more consistent supply which is less prone to voltage dips.

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08.11.2009, 02:42 PM

These are realy nice caps Brian :) Thanks! I think I will use 5F of caps total.

I chose 5V to match outrunner diameter, voltage and potential velocity. If I have any problems with 5V I will resolder solar cells, add BEC and possibly ask my friend to rewind motor.


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