Manuals Combined: Solar Portable Alternative Communications Energy System (SPACES) & Guide to Employing Renewable Energy and Energy Efficient Technologies PDF Download

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Publisher: Jeffrey Frank Jones
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Languages : en
Pages : 148

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Introduction To SPACES SPACES is a portable, lightweight battery charger and DC power distribution system designed to operate using various sources of DC input power including renewable solar energy. - Using INPUT cables selected by the user, SPACES accepts INPUT DC power in several ways including solar power input, vehicle DC power input, or batteries. - Using optional OUTPUT cables selected by the user, SPACES can function as a battery charger or can directly power 12/24 volt battery operated weapon system. - SPACES is capable of energizing many different types of systems including the AN/PRC-117, AN/PRC-150, AN/PRC-152 radios, Tough Book computers, low wattage AC powered devices and charge BB-2590/U and other batteries. SPACES can also be used as a Power Distribution device enabling the user to transfer energy between different battery types (see page 49). Introduction To Guide to Employing Renewable Energy and Energy Efficient Technologies 1. PURPOSE: This X-File gathers, organizes and synthesizes knowledge gleaned by the Marine Corps Warfighting Laboratory utilizing lessons learned from the Experimental Forward Operating Base (ExFOB) process, and from limited experimentation, pre-deployment training and post deployment reports. It is in a format that can be quickly read and easily transported—in the cargo pocket of the utility uniform—so easy-to-use information is immediately available to all levels of command. 2. SCOPE. This X-File consolidates knowledge on technologies that were evaluated during the ExFOB process in close cooperation with the Commandant’s Expeditionary Energy Office (E2O). These technologies have proven to reduce the logistic footprint of Marines operating from austere operating locations in Afghanistan. a. All of the systems described in here can be found in open access sources. b. We have outlined the capabilities of the technology and clarified how it could be employed. c. We do not replace any Government-issued Technical Manuals nor is this knowledge intended to replace any existing tactical warfighting fundamentals. d. Our goal is to optimize potential use of the technologies in conjunction with established Marine Corps doctrine, orders, and higher level policy guidance. 3. HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS. This X-File is approved for public release; distribution unlimited.