this kit gives you step by step instructions on how to build and install your solar panel

Movie of five Sunforce 6.5 watt folding solar panels that demonstrates how three of the five fail to work compared to two working panels recently received. They were all tested in the same conditions. The intent of this video is provide proof and as a request for warranty replacement of these three non-working Sunforce MotoMaster Eliminator 6.5 watt folding solar panels plus one panel that is currently with sunforce tech support that has not been returned or replaced. Also note that one of the 6.5 watt Sunlinq panels sent me as a replacement and shown as “working” in this video has a short in the SAE connector plug/pig tail, so I am also requesting a replacement for this panel as well. An additional movie describes the problem with the short. Of the two panels received as replacements, one was in an opened box (the other sealed) the opened box is the panel with the short in the pig tail. The contents/cables of the opened box were also removed from their plastic packaging, which indicates that this panel was likely a return and was forwarded to me in the same condition. The load for this test consists of a Sanyo eneloop USB 2AA battery charger with a 12v to USB DC converter car adapter.

I saw an ad to the following items

Chicago Electric Power systems
45 Watt Solar Panel Kit
400 Watt/800 Watt power inverter
Power Inverters 2000W Cont./4000W Surge

What else is needed to get electricity from the solar panels into a home?? How does this work?

I get a lot of sun and would be great to lower my HUGE summer electric bill. Lots of Sun = Lots of Heat = A/C all of the time = $$$$.

Buy at www.amazon.com The Sunforce 50044 60-Watt Solar Charging Kit gives you several more reasons to love the sun. It provides the power you need, while helping you save money and protect the environment. This kit is ideal for cabins, recreational vehicles, remote power, back-up power, and 12-volt battery charging. It comes with everything you need to start producing up to 60 Watts/4 Amps of clean, free power in all weather conditions.

My Grandfather just purchased a cheap solar panel kit for his ranch that could not muster enough power to run his mini fridge.

He has two 6 volt batteries running positive to negative and would like to add more batteries. Probably 12volt. How would he go about hooking up the other batteries and what kind of wire or coil should he use.

Also, I saw on youtube a guy recommending a lead-acid battery from walmart for under . I was just going to go to ecology and just pick up some used batteries but I may be wrong.

Any help for a first timer might help me and my gramps out will be appreciated.

Thank you