A long age research in the University of Nigeria, Nsukka Center for Energy research and development has yielded a very fruitful result.

Five students of the university embarked on a swift research to produce computer aided pure sine wave solar inverters. These inverters are wholly made in Nigeria and have computer response in short-circuit, overload, thunder detection and they are menu driven.

For 6 months now after the discovery and product perfection, they have sold the first set of products which have been in use for more than 5 months now.

It could produce power as low as 1500watts for a home and up to 30,000watts in single generation.

This shows Nigeria has the potential and soon will solve the age long problem of poor electricity.

asorocker:
Very nice , they can also look at alternative energy sources, Igbo scientists can free Igbo's from the satanic strong hole and yoke called one Nigeria

adem30:
This is not big deal, some groups constructed this during our final project in school, 8yrs back

adem30:
This is not big deal, some groups constructed this during our final project in school, 8yrs back

adem30:
This is not big deal, some groups constructed this during our final project in school, 8yrs back

HiddenShadow:



Afonjas and envy are like bread & butter.

powerkey:
Yorubas hates to hear any good thing about Igbos

Neoteny:
Seriously?

They took a bunch of pre-existing components and crafted something as simple as an inverter, the schematics and blueprints of which could easily be found online for free, and you are all here celebrating this mediocrity?

And to think they call it an "age-long research" project.

MIT and Caltech discovered gravitational waves. UNN is building inverters

ssikiru:
i would have commend them, but one thing i know is that there mates are in china producing smart phones

ssikiru:
i would have commend them, but one thing i know is that there mates are in china producing smart phones