October 14, 2008
Can solar power items work with a lightbulb rather than the sun?
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Comments on Can solar power items work with a lightbulb rather than the sun? »
Yes…that's it!
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yes, solar calculators work indoors
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Even if you could it would be pointless. Why would you use an electric light to create electric? Kinda defeats the object
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Yes – but you have to have power to make the lightbulbs work, so you actually lose energy. If, however, you're perhaps hoping to use a solar-powered calculator for a final exam, take it into the room before hand to be sure that there's enough light to make it work.
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