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Watson A.Name "Watt Sun - the Dark Remover" wrote:
Also the currewnt outputdepends somewhat on the latitude you're at. You won't get all that current at the arctic circle. He might actually have a better chance there during the periods when the sun never sets than at, e.g., the equator... solar cells are noticably more efficient when they're keep cold, which is typically a lot earier to do in the arctic than at the equator! |
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