Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles 30 miles in the Alaskan backcountry. Oxley and James work to install a source of electricity on their remote cabin. I want to get the solar panels up on the cabin because there could be a really dangerous situation having no power out here and be able to communicate stuff. It's important free power. Come on. Who doesn't like that? I think this is just killer. The hell That's something that my grandpa could have done. He would have because, you know, they just no power until somebody brought power to you. That's just how it was for solar panels. You could take him out remote anywhere. Boom. You have to bring a battery and a little bit of money. You got invested into it, but basically it gets you for being without power to having power. Looks nice. Free power. You make the initial investment. After that, you're not paying the man. You're not on the grid. There's a power outages, even a cloudy day. These things still get a charge. So it was like that. See, if you put it like this, we could go 12 34566 batters in this box. 600 watt panels. You could be really? You could You could run a blender out here. Well, I've always known solar power exists, but I haven't seen it really existing remote out Alaska. So it is kind of like something new and different, and I like it a lot. Kidding me. If I have electricity out here, we'll spend more time out here now. More fun. 12 old power being created from the heat of the sun transformed boot to charging this battery. Now this 12 volt battery needs to turn into 1 10 Let's do it up. That's where the inverter comes in. So, like, I see about getting wire into house for electricity, you look just the look. Alaska, The last frontier. All new Sundays at nine on Discovery and Discovery go.
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