Abstract
We have succeeded in operating the 64m2 solar neutron detector based on 24W power consumption. The detector has been operated at the Mount Norikura Cosmic Ray Observatory (2770m) with the small amount of power delivered by solar cell arrays and windmills, without generator service, throughout severe winter of 2003–2004. The results of our experiences are described.
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