It works at its peak performance when the plane of the solar panel is perpendicular to the Sun's rays. This varies, depending on the time of day, the season, and your lattitude. To avoid moving it around all the time, place it so that it gets the highest amount of sunlight on average - place it so that it is approximately perpendicular to the sunlight at noon, during the equinox (21/March or 23 September). For example, if you live at a lattitude of 50 degrees north, make the solar panel (or rather, the perpendicular to the main plane) point 50 degrees down from the zenith (or 90 - 50 = 40 degrees up from the horizon), towards the south.
the inventor of the solar pannel is ...
A solar pannel cant work at night because there is no sun. And a solar pannel needs sun to work.
he wanted to
hello Michael pie they can be big or small
30ΒΊ is best for areas 500m above sea level and more
a solar pannel does not last forever a solar pannel has lots of dangerous chemicals in it it takes more energy to make a solar pannel than the pannel itself will generate in its entire lifetime hope this helps
the first solar pannel was made in 1534 lol hehehe
the inventor of the solar pannel is ...
A solar pannel cant work at night because there is no sun. And a solar pannel needs sun to work.
solar panels can be blue or black.
depends.
a solar pannel they are prety expensive though
in the HQ
around about £8000
he wanted to
It is. You can get a solar pannel to put on your house and do some adjustments and you have solar energy and you are public. That was your question, right?
hello Michael pie they can be big or small