meee yowww, nice project using solar power to power a motor, very realistic speed being altered by clouds and bright sun light. me love the kitties eyes too! lol.
Danke für den netten Kommentar, Samueldora. Es stellt sich die Frage ob hier in Mitteleuropa - speziell im Winterhalbjahr -die Sonne stark genug ist und lange genug scheint, um mit Solarzellen genügend zu Strom zu erzeugen.
Very nice the way the power goes up and down gradually, depending on the sun. Why do you make your own speech bubbles? They look great but it seems like a lot of work.
Fun! I have a solar heater on my south wall that has a fan that runs using a photoelectric battery. I can always tell from the change in the motor noise when there is a cloud passing by. I am just like your cat :)
Hi Paddle2See. I have never seen such solar heater. Very interesting. In Austria a lot of people have solar thermal systems for water heating on their roofs. Your solar heater seems to be a very simple system.
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Where did a cat get that from?
The cat ordered it on an internet photovoltaic store.d
(view all replies)Coolio
Thanks.
meee yowww, nice project using solar power to power a motor, very realistic speed being altered by clouds and bright sun light. me love the kitties eyes too! lol.
Thank you. I always like to read the comments of scratch_the_kat.
Nice and educational animation!
Thank you.
Nice simulation.
Thank you for the compliment.
Nice, very informative! I also like how the cats eyes roll around (I wonder how he doesn't get dizzy from watching rotating cross! :D)
Thank you for the nice comment and for loving it.
Hallo Goch! Ein hübsches Projekt, grafisch gut gemacht, mit einleuchtender Aussage. Besonders nett finde ich die augenrollende Katze.
Danke für den netten Kommentar, Samueldora. Es stellt sich die Frage ob hier in Mitteleuropa - speziell im Winterhalbjahr -die Sonne stark genug ist und lange genug scheint, um mit Solarzellen genügend zu Strom zu erzeugen.
(view all replies)like how the cats eyes turn very nice. another fav! i have like a zillion pages of YOUR favs
Thank you for the nice comment. A zillion pages?
(view all replies)I like the simplicity of your educational project. Wonderful!
Thank you. I'm glad you like it.
Very nice the way the power goes up and down gradually, depending on the sun. Why do you make your own speech bubbles? They look great but it seems like a lot of work.
The reason is: On the web I can't be sure in which place on the stage the speech bubbles will appear.
It would be more interactive if you could drag the cloud over the sun too...an interesting challenge in sprite control :)
I have one of these... http://www.yoursolarhome.com/solarsheat1500.html Very noisy but it does warm the room!
It's a great pity that we in Europe don't have such nice things. Probably we have to wait some years.
(view all replies)Fun! I have a solar heater on my south wall that has a fan that runs using a photoelectric battery. I can always tell from the change in the motor noise when there is a cloud passing by. I am just like your cat :)
Hi Paddle2See. I have never seen such solar heater. Very interesting. In Austria a lot of people have solar thermal systems for water heating on their roofs. Your solar heater seems to be a very simple system.
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