1. The document describes an experiment to power a blender using only solar energy by connecting a homemade blender to a solar panel. 2. The solar panel passes energy to the blender's motor, which acts as an energy converter to power the fan and turn the blender on without electricity. 3. It demonstrates using solar power to blend margaritas for golfers at an event, showing how solar energy can be used to power devices in a fun, money-saving way.

1. Blend- eco
Our experiment is about
turning on a blender
without electricity, we do it
by connecting a solar
panel trough the home
made blender and the
energy of the sun is
passed to the motor that at
the same time is a
convertor of energy so the
fan in the blender could
turn on.
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2. Scientific explanation Conclusión
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Procedure
Make a blender by destroying
a fan and using the motor and
the fan so you can make a
home made blender, then you
It may not be the answer to global warming, but a put the solar panel and it will
demonstration August 3 at the Golf Club at
Newcastle put people in a happy mood. The event
work our experiment dosent
was titled "Saving the World One Solar-Powered allow us to do smoothies but
Its Margarita at a Time!"
Sparling's solar-powered blender made its 2nd
in a better manufactured way
is possible
easy, money annual appearance at the Washington State Chapter
of the National Association of Industrial and Office
Properties (NAIOP) Summer Social & Golf
Tournament on Sparling-sponsored China Creek
free Hole #3.
Sparling's Kristy Alley, Leah Curulla and Sandy
Chapin served margaritas to over 140 thirsty golfers
blended by the solar-powered blender featured last
year in an online blog.
Sparling is the largest specialty electrical engineering
and technology consulting firm in the United States
providing services in electrical, technology,
audiovisual, acoustics and lighting design.