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== Setting up: ==
 
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[[DFNEXT Assembly]]
 
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=== orientation ===
 
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On the Southern hemisphere, the solar panels shall face North, while the observatory box doors shall face south. On the Northern hemisphere it is obviously the other way around.
 
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=== heat shield ===
 
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north or south hemisphere
 
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=== gps ===
 
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cables and connections
 
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=== wifi, 3G, ethernet ===
 
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== Example DFN design ==
 
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System as used by DFN below. you can do other designs, the important criteria for a power system is it must provide <XX> Amp-hours per day, reliably:
 
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=== stand assembly ===
 
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=== panels ===
 
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Latest revision as of 19:26, 17 September 2018

Ingomar: solar powered DFN observatory, 2x 110W solar panels, cattle proof barbed wire fence, mobile reception possible, but very low signal - we had to use high gain directional parabolic mash antenna on a tall pole

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