my condo does not allow bikes in the spaces like that. We are allowed to get two hangars mounted on the wall though and there is a general bike parking were we are allowed to park up to two bikes. So im not complaining to much as there are much worse setups out there.
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I've got some 300w solar panels, a couple electric bikes, and extra batteries I've been wanting to hook up on some kind of trailer to give myself effectively unlimited range.
I'm sure whoever finds my stash after the world ends will enjoy it since I'll probably be dead.
Note that the range won't be unlimited insofar as you won't be able to cycle with electricity continuously with a solar panel trailer - Simon Clark actually made an experiment on this very subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sZJqynNhOk
Seriously cool stuff otherwise though mate, keep slaying
At full sun in winter, I get enough power to charge a battery in about 4 hours.
With pedal assist, I get about 6-7 hours of cycling.
Adding in the trailer weight and terrain/clouds depending, the roughly 1200w of power are more than enough to keep me going during daylight.
That guy needs to use a better panel, and lighter trailer. I've seen people who do exactly what I'm wanting to do. Checking the comments, people are more or less saying the same thing.
I disagree with his assessment, but I do like his style, so thanks for introducing me to a new channel!