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aranderson
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Greetings-
Thanks for the opportunity for a biologist to glean some info on e. engineering. My wife and I are taking over two established yurts (16' D fabric-sided shelters) used primarily for winter recreation. Current lighting from white gas lanterns. Flammable liquids that need to be hauled in 4 miles on foot to a fabric shelter is bad.
I want a solar-powered lighting system that is inexpensive and reliable to 0 F for us and guests. Any suggestions? Currently I am considering Harbor Freight's cheap solar panels, gel battery, and led lights or simply lots of solar led garden lights with an interior switch.
Thanks for your time and this resource.
Cheers, Alex
Thanks for the opportunity for a biologist to glean some info on e. engineering. My wife and I are taking over two established yurts (16' D fabric-sided shelters) used primarily for winter recreation. Current lighting from white gas lanterns. Flammable liquids that need to be hauled in 4 miles on foot to a fabric shelter is bad.
I want a solar-powered lighting system that is inexpensive and reliable to 0 F for us and guests. Any suggestions? Currently I am considering Harbor Freight's cheap solar panels, gel battery, and led lights or simply lots of solar led garden lights with an interior switch.
Thanks for your time and this resource.
Cheers, Alex