Shorting out around 140 volts from these small solar panels produces an interesting result.
Disclaimers:
Don't do this at home. Don't short stuff out unless you know what you're doing. Don't short out high voltages. Don't be an idiot. Don't try this on a rooftop solar array - you'll probably fall off the roof... dead.
Disclaimers:
Don't do this at home. Don't short stuff out unless you know what you're doing. Don't short out high voltages. Don't be an idiot. Don't try this on a rooftop solar array - you'll probably fall off the roof... dead.
Very disappointed you didn't test it properly with your tongue. 🙁
That's because solar panels don't put out much current. Those panels there are maybe 300mA if even that. You'll need to wire them in parallel a bunch to get the right current and voltage. then you'll get something.
Eitehr A, because the energy is not being pushed to make the charge, or B because it depends on what type of power the solar panels generate. AC or DC. lol I am not electrician but my dad is. And he could possibly explain why they didn't short out!
Yeah, that would do it
You should put a capacitor there 🙂
those cheap panels are rated only to about 60v and the excess charge is probably leaking internally