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Lithium Amp
solar power system for 36 V 10 Ah battery?

I am running a 180 watt electric motor (motor-conversion kit e) through 10 hours 36 V lithium ion battery amp. Can anyone give me advice on creating a system of Solor power to charge the battery more effectiveness?

Yes, you can charge a 36 volt battery with solar energy. It only takes one amp to 48 volts to charge a 36 volt battery 10amp. hook three of these solar panels to add volts to 49.2 volts http://store.oynot.com/suswsopa6.html the controller cables to this post because it is the only I know you'll do 36 volt systems. http://store.oynot.com/mpptmx60.html case charging the battery in about two hours. You only need an amplifier to charge the battery, but it would cost more, because the smaller solar panels are the most cost. You could use a 48 volt Solar panel if you can find a low intake group. But large groups usually are built for power and would be too high for your needs. Here is a page that give an idea of how to connect everything. http://www.oynot.com/off-grid-solar.html

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