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| Dr.Masal & Mr.Deopal proprietor M/s Shreyansh Electronics
while assembling and testing the solar wing of the aircraft |
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| Since the aircraft has less space to
place more solar cells on it, a small wooden plank was attached on the centre of the wing
with few more solar cells |
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| Dr.Masal is testing the O/P of the solar
array the total no of cells used are 24, each has an O/P of 3 watt. In
total 72 watt solar power is applied to the electric motor of the solar
power model aircraft. |
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| The solar power aircraft is now ready for
flying Mr.Naidu member of Solapur Model Aircraft Hobbyist Club looks
on. The total weight of the aircraft is 2.25 Kg. |
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Dr.Masal push throws the
aircraft in to air. This Solapur Airport is the very safe place to carry out
such experiments. |
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| The plane is airborne however the
aircraft makes only partially successful flight because solar cells get
shadowed due to tilt of wings. |
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| Conclusion: An electric
motor which has R.P.M more than 12000 R.P.M only can make successful flying.
The experiment will be revived in this winter. |
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Solar power model boat |
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| The solar power electric
boat was built and successfully run in the "Siddheswar Lake" in Solapur. The
boat experiment was more successful because it requires less power compared
to solar power aircraft. |
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