thirty miles in the Alaskan backcountry
Huts Lee and Jane worked to install a
source of electricity on their remote
cabin I want to get the solar panels up
on the cabin because there can be a
really dangerous situation having no
power out here and then be able to
communicate and stuff it's important
free power come on who doesn't like that
this is just cooler than hell that's
something that my grandpa could have
done he would have because you know they
just know power until somebody brought
power to you that's just how it was
we're solar panels you can take him out
remote anywhere boom you have to bring a
battery a little bit of money you got to
invested into it but basically it gets
you from being without power to having
power looks nice it's free power you
make the initial investment and after
that you're not paying the man you're
not on the grid there's no power outages
even a cloudy day these things still get
a charge so it's like that let's see if
you put them like this you could go one
two three four five six you go six
bettors in this box 600 watt panels you
could be really you could you could run
a blender out here Wow
well I've always known solar power
exists but I haven't seen it really
existing remote out in Alaska so it is
kind of like something new and different
and I like it a lot Oh
kidding me if I have electricity out
here remote we just spend more time out
here now more fun 12-volt powers being
created from the heat of the Sun
transformed to charging this battery now
this 12 volt battery needs to turn into
110 let's do it up that's where the
inverter comes in so I gotta see about
getting wire into house for electricity
you look Judy you look
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