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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: redrider on June 09, 2015, 08:32:08 AM
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Any one here play around with one? I scavenged one from a discarded Sony projection TV and have seen some high powered demos on 'tube. Solar forge, pool heater-oh, the possibilities.
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Any one here play around with one? I scavenged one from a discarded Sony projection TV and have seen some high powered demos on 'tube. Solar forge, pool heater-oh, the possibilities.
I still have the setup from 1970 when I bought a 14" lens from Edmund Scientific and built it into a frame and a little crucible below.
You could melt a penny in that thing. I didn't do anything useful with it except see what I could melt with it. You have to have some sort of tracker to keep it pointed at the sun for best efficiency.
Lannis
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http://www.solarcooker-at-cantinawest.com/fresnel-lens-solar-grill.html
Dean
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Hmmm...
(https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQdII7HivsbmyERxVyJpFtcv9mGmuxmBy6t1Z4RQYNLi3vsBXpd)
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solar powered clothes dryer. :bike-037:
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solar powered clothes dryer. :bike-037:
There's a simpler way to do that that doesn't involve a Fresnel lens .... !
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Not if I need to go to Poland for some poles.
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That's what makes a lighthouse work. I use them in camera viewfinders for my old 35mm Nikons and all my large format equipment. They really make use of available light.
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Some older RV motorhomes use them on the rear window to magnify the image for rear view. They are sold as stick on accessories.