Difference between revisions of "OX-4W 3x2 Photovoltaic Panels"
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| − | The '''OX-4W 2x3 Photovoltaic Panels''' are arranged in a 1 by 6 pattern. It is a is cheaper and lighter version of [[SP-W 2x3 Photovoltaic Panels|SP-W 2x3]] without the protective shells. | + | The '''OX-4W 2x3 Photovoltaic Panels''' are arranged in a 1 by 6 pattern. It is a is cheaper and lighter version of [[SP-W 2x3 Photovoltaic Panels|SP-W 2x3]] without the protective shells or ability to be retracted. |
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The electricity generation efficiency depends on the distance to [[Kerbol]] and the orientation of the panels. The panels set in the optimal orientation automatically, but sometimes even this can not ensure the 2 unit/second specified at [[Kerbin]]'s distance every time (shadowed by the craft, etc.). | The electricity generation efficiency depends on the distance to [[Kerbol]] and the orientation of the panels. The panels set in the optimal orientation automatically, but sometimes even this can not ensure the 2 unit/second specified at [[Kerbin]]'s distance every time (shadowed by the craft, etc.). | ||
| − | These panes are very vulnerable in extended state and can even be damaged when closed by other parts falling on them for example when separating fairings that hit the payload, a minor shaking or even the winds can break them off. Because of this, you have to move very slowly and carefully with extended panels on the celestial bodies, | + | These panes are very vulnerable in extended state and can even be damaged when closed by other parts falling on them for example when separating fairings that hit the payload, a minor shaking or even the winds can break them off. Because of this, you have to move very slowly and carefully with extended panels on the celestial bodies, as the OX-series panels cannot be retracted. |
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Revision as of 13:55, 30 April 2015
| OX-4W 3x2 Photovoltaic Panels | ||
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| Solar panel by Probodobodyne Inc | ||
| Radial size | Radial mounted | |
| Cost | (total) | 380.00 
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| Mass | (total) | 0.018 t |
| Drag | 0.2 | |
| Max. Temp. | 1200 K | |
| Impact Tolerance | 8 m/s | |
| Research |  Advanced Electrics
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| Unlock cost | 3 800
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| Since version | 0.18 | |
| Part configuration | 3x2SolarPanels.cfg | |
| Electricity generated | 1.64 ⚡/s [1] | |
| Retractable | No | |
| Tracking | Yes | |
| Packed volume | 50 l | |
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The OX-4W 2x3 Photovoltaic Panels are arranged in a 1 by 6 pattern. It is a is cheaper and lighter version of SP-W 2x3 without the protective shells or ability to be retracted.
Contents
Usage
The OX-4W 2x3 deploy a 2×3 solar cell layout. There is also a OX-4L 1x6 version available with a 1x6 layout. These panels generate electric charge only on extended state and directly illuminated by the light of Kerbol. For putting it operational just choose the Extend Panels option in the popping up menu by right-clicking on it. For retraction choose the Retract Panels option with same method. The action groups can make this operation much easier - moreover using the Toggle Panels command, the player can extend and retract several solar panels with a single keystroke.
The electricity generation efficiency depends on the distance to Kerbol and the orientation of the panels. The panels set in the optimal orientation automatically, but sometimes even this can not ensure the 2 unit/second specified at Kerbin's distance every time (shadowed by the craft, etc.).
These panes are very vulnerable in extended state and can even be damaged when closed by other parts falling on them for example when separating fairings that hit the payload, a minor shaking or even the winds can break them off. Because of this, you have to move very slowly and carefully with extended panels on the celestial bodies, as the OX-series panels cannot be retracted.
Product description
| “ | The OX-4 is similar in design to the SP series solar panels, but without the heavy casing. | ” |
Gallery
A deployed and an undeployed OX-4W 2x3 Photovoltaic Panel
Changes
- Renamed from OX-4 Photovoltaic Panels to OX-4W 2x3 Photovoltaic Panels
- Initial Release
