 So, the new solar powered e-bike station is out on Ag Campus. This station   is powered by ~1kW of solar arrays, run through an Outback Flexpower   inverter and then to the batteries. An important part is that this   station is off-grid so all of the operations and battery charging is   done from solar! We pushed hard for about two weeks to get this   finished, with most of station fabrication done at the Civil Engineering   machine/fabrication shop and most of the electronics design and   development done at the Biosystems Engineering Sensors and Controls Lab.   We had a hardware/software problem when we hooked it all up that we're   remedying now. We are up and should be running soon. Special thanks to   students (Casey Langford, Taekwan Yoon, Ryan Overton, Levon  Brassfield,  Zane Pannell, and Kenric McKay) and staff (Stacy Worley,  David Smith,  Larry Roberts, and Ken Thomas) for the hard work,  particularly near the  end. We look forward to getting these bikes  rolling soon. For now, check  out the pictures of the fabrication at: http://bit.ly/H7HnxB
So, the new solar powered e-bike station is out on Ag Campus. This station   is powered by ~1kW of solar arrays, run through an Outback Flexpower   inverter and then to the batteries. An important part is that this   station is off-grid so all of the operations and battery charging is   done from solar! We pushed hard for about two weeks to get this   finished, with most of station fabrication done at the Civil Engineering   machine/fabrication shop and most of the electronics design and   development done at the Biosystems Engineering Sensors and Controls Lab.   We had a hardware/software problem when we hooked it all up that we're   remedying now. We are up and should be running soon. Special thanks to   students (Casey Langford, Taekwan Yoon, Ryan Overton, Levon  Brassfield,  Zane Pannell, and Kenric McKay) and staff (Stacy Worley,  David Smith,  Larry Roberts, and Ken Thomas) for the hard work,  particularly near the  end. We look forward to getting these bikes  rolling soon. For now, check  out the pictures of the fabrication at: http://bit.ly/H7HnxBFriday, March 30, 2012
New Solar Powered E-Bike Station is Up (but not yet running)!
 So, the new solar powered e-bike station is out on Ag Campus. This station   is powered by ~1kW of solar arrays, run through an Outback Flexpower   inverter and then to the batteries. An important part is that this   station is off-grid so all of the operations and battery charging is   done from solar! We pushed hard for about two weeks to get this   finished, with most of station fabrication done at the Civil Engineering   machine/fabrication shop and most of the electronics design and   development done at the Biosystems Engineering Sensors and Controls Lab.   We had a hardware/software problem when we hooked it all up that we're   remedying now. We are up and should be running soon. Special thanks to   students (Casey Langford, Taekwan Yoon, Ryan Overton, Levon  Brassfield,  Zane Pannell, and Kenric McKay) and staff (Stacy Worley,  David Smith,  Larry Roberts, and Ken Thomas) for the hard work,  particularly near the  end. We look forward to getting these bikes  rolling soon. For now, check  out the pictures of the fabrication at: http://bit.ly/H7HnxB
So, the new solar powered e-bike station is out on Ag Campus. This station   is powered by ~1kW of solar arrays, run through an Outback Flexpower   inverter and then to the batteries. An important part is that this   station is off-grid so all of the operations and battery charging is   done from solar! We pushed hard for about two weeks to get this   finished, with most of station fabrication done at the Civil Engineering   machine/fabrication shop and most of the electronics design and   development done at the Biosystems Engineering Sensors and Controls Lab.   We had a hardware/software problem when we hooked it all up that we're   remedying now. We are up and should be running soon. Special thanks to   students (Casey Langford, Taekwan Yoon, Ryan Overton, Levon  Brassfield,  Zane Pannell, and Kenric McKay) and staff (Stacy Worley,  David Smith,  Larry Roberts, and Ken Thomas) for the hard work,  particularly near the  end. We look forward to getting these bikes  rolling soon. For now, check  out the pictures of the fabrication at: http://bit.ly/H7HnxB
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