My wife has a stack of 280 watt solar panels out here for a system she is having installed here. She paid less for one 280 w panel than I did for the 2 100 w panels. I believe the 280's put out 24 volts so don't need to be connected in series. I would like to try one of those on my pump system but have not done so yet. I think it would give better performance and possibly a little longer run time. With batteries and a charge controller you could configure for 24 hr operation.
We got a rain here so I quit using my pump to water the garden and am running it into our pond which recently went dry. It is at a much lower level (less head). If I get a chance later I will go down and measure the flow. There is already a decent size puddle in the bottom of the pond from yesterday.
Oh I just cut a couple of 1x4 sticks to prop my panels at the right angle. It is just temporary and there are no cows in there so it works for now.
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