Portable Solar Powered 220V Power Supply

This Instructable show you to make a very simple,green and portable solar power supply. Can even be used for camping, blackout, home power source and more.
I am just a grade 6 students having concerns with the environment.
Some things might not be mentioned due to lack of time. I'm in school (grade 6)
I will always edit my Instructables weekly.

Like I always say "Everything starts with small things" so lets contribute to the environment.

-I have another 30W solar panel at the roof.
-If you see mistakes please inform me.
-If you want to add things inform me again.
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Step 1: Materials and Parts Needed

The materials and part needed for the project. Dont include the black paper.

Step 2: Things You Might Want to Add or Modify

You can add or modify.
Notice: Every page will be edited weekly.
- 150W Inverter
- Larger 12V Battery
- Add Another Cigarette Lighter Plug
- Solar Panel

Step 3: Adding the Fan

Use a soldering iron to melt the plastic or just simply use a dremel to grind the plastic. Then glue the cooling fan.

Step 4: Adding the Plug

1.) Use a soldering iron to melt the plastic or simply use a dremel to grind the plastic. Then glue the plug.
2.) Connect the plug to the outlet.

Step 5: Adding the Switch

1.) Use a soldering iron to melt the plastic or simply use a dremel to grind the plastic. Then glue the switch.
2.) Connect a wire to the switch.

Step 6: Adding the Cigarette Lighter Plug

1.) Use a soldering iron to melt the plastic or simply use a dremel to grind the plastic. Then glue the plug.
2.) Connect a wire to the plug.

Step 7: Put Everything in Place

Put everything in place but don't connect it yet.
You will connect it later on the next page.

Step 8: Adding the Solar Panel

Add the solar panels. You can use a large solar panel or just simply connect small solar panels in parallel. I bought mine somewhere far they hade a large sale because the store was closing.

Step 9: Schematic

The schematics.
I am using the ready made inverter not the one in the 2nd,3rd,4th schematic.

-Ready made inverter
-555 Inverter
-2N3055 Inverter
-CD4047 Inverter

TIPS

-Add a desulfator to extend the battery's life.
-Instead of using a diode for trikle charging use a charge controler
I still cant find a charge controller here in the Philippines
Do you mind sujesting a schematic or the place to buy it here.