Which Wind Genny? The panel are invited to steer me in the right direction

UncleAlbert said:
Many thanks. Enjoy your time on the boat (despite this rubbish weather which is coming through).
There is no huge time pressure on me to get this sorted.
I await with huge excitement the prospect of your pictures and the potential rejuvenation of the fan.

Unc
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I wish!!!! Still busy fitting out so no sailing yet! Hopefully, there will be a link on this post which will show you the rear of the two magnets in the Aerogen2. Its a bit dusty but still fully functional. The front magnet and the copper winding bits are still in the old Aerogen housing that's in a box in the garage - should be easy to remove. The diameter of the magnet is about 11.5cm. If you think it may be of use to you, PM me your address and I will put it in the post - Wednesday will be the earliest I can send it as off to the boat again early tomorrow.




 
There are two main types of solar panels; monocrystalline and polycrystalline. Monocrystalline is slightly more efficient but if there is any shade is any part of the panel, the panel stops to operate; they are used mainly for house roofs where shade is unlikely. Polycrystalline panels are not affected if partly shaded, still produces power; excellent for boating. The panel I bought is polycrystalline semi flexible (ebay) and I am very impressed with the amount of power it produces; it charges my 4 x 110 amp batteries with no problem even on cloudy days in Southampton.
 
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