NOVELTY - The mobile hybrid electrical power source (100) includes multiple batteries and a fossil fuel-burning electric generator which are arranged within a rotatable container mounted on top of a mobile platform e.g. hydraulic trailer, flat-bed truck, flat-bed railroad car. A controller/rectifier manages electric power generated from a wind turbine (80), a deployable solar panel structure (82), the batteries, and the fossil fuel-burning electric generator.    USE - Mobile hybrid electrical power source for powering equipment e.g. computers in remote areas in e.g. oil industry operations, military operations.    ADVANTAGE - Enables automatic tracking of sun horizontally and vertically in order to optimize and increase efficiency of solar energy collection. Can be scaled up or scaled down to provide higher or lower power generating capacity. Allows connection of multiple mobile hybrid electrical power sources via power cable in order to increase power. Provides a redundant control electronic circuitry which ensures that as the load decreases, the system reliability increases to provide power capability in highly critical applications such as oil industry operations, military operations, or the like. Provides interface electronic circuitry so that only two persons at most are needed to configure, deploy, and operate the mobile hybrid electrical power source. Can be preassembled to obviate on site assembly problems. Allows controlling the shape of the power source to optimize energy generation under current wind speeds. Can withstand storm and hurricane. Allows use of wireless microwave link, very small aperture terminal (VSAT) satellite connection, wireless access point (WAP), or the like to achieve two-way communication to Internet, thus allowing a remote administrator to remotely monitor and control the power source. Allows use of software to enable the remote administrator to contemporaneously monitor and control multiple power sources positioned in different geographic areas.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The drawing shows the environmental perspective view of mobile hybrid electrical power source.    Wind turbine (80)    Deployable solar panel structure (82)    Solar tracking device (83)    Mobile hybrid electrical power source (100)    Anemometer (1130)