I just purchased this folding panel and its quite a bit heavier that I expected but its built solid and has a good stand. Once it's set up it's easy to re-position. Built very well and should last a long time. I''m getting good output from it as well.
Wow that's cool Sir and the Isc is low of what they mentioned on the panel (as usually all panel are Same) but you'll get max 6Amps peaks if the sunlight is top on our head right? Haha... 😄 Nice video Sir. 😊👍
Hello Chris. ive got a renogy 200w folding solar panel, a eco-worthy 12v lithium 100ah battery and a 42w cooler box. please could you tell me how to work out how long a fully charged battert would power the cooler box for please. im trying to work out if the solar panels will keep the battery topped up for 3 days. thank you very much
Really helpful as I am currently looking at this panel to start my solar setup. Do you have a recommendation for an Mppt controller I have been looking at two types the Epever and the Renogy?? Although I am starting out very small I want to buy in some future proofing so initially looking at the 100w panel and a 30 or 40 amp mppt overkill I agree but hopefully will save money in the long run. The case panel is ideal for use with my drones. Thanks
I have a video which maybe of interest.. MPPT vs PWM solar charge controllers. In which I used this panel for, as PWM is normally used on smaller panels. PWM is a lot cheaper than MPPT as they are more sophisticated. You considered PWM? I personally have not tested the Epever. What drones you flying? A nice lithium battery and a pure sine inverter?
I am about to redo this review, almost like a long term review. I have managed to get it too 100watt on my load tester. You cannot go wrong with this suitcase panel.
I just purchased this folding panel and its quite a bit heavier that I expected but its built solid and has a good stand. Once it's set up it's easy to re-position. Built very well and should last a long time. I''m getting good output from it as well.
Great video! You convinced me.
What's good is that you thought of all the logical questions someone would want answered before buying.
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Great review. Thank you.
Wow that's cool Sir and the Isc is low of what they mentioned on the panel (as usually all panel are Same) but you'll get max 6Amps peaks if the sunlight is top on our head right? Haha... 😄
Nice video Sir. 😊👍
Thanks for watching 😀
Renogy also sell a 100watt folding panel called the eclipse..costs a a bit more..ot would be good to see a comparison to see if it's worth the extra
Hello Chris. ive got a renogy 200w folding solar panel, a eco-worthy 12v lithium 100ah battery and a 42w cooler box. please could you tell me how to work out how long a fully charged battert would power the cooler box for please. im trying to work out if the solar panels will keep the battery topped up for 3 days. thank you very much
Thanks for sharing.
Really helpful as I am currently looking at this panel to start my solar setup. Do you have a recommendation for an Mppt controller I have been looking at two types the Epever and the Renogy?? Although I am starting out very small I want to buy in some future proofing so initially looking at the 100w panel and a 30 or 40 amp mppt overkill I agree but hopefully will save money in the long run. The case panel is ideal for use with my drones. Thanks
I have a video which maybe of interest.. MPPT vs PWM solar charge controllers. In which I used this panel for, as PWM is normally used on smaller panels. PWM is a lot cheaper than MPPT as they are more sophisticated. You considered PWM? I personally have not tested the Epever. What drones you flying? A nice lithium battery and a pure sine inverter?
Wonder how much more amps a mppt will make with the excess voltage?
Thanks for watching, I have a video on this! I found it to be about an extra amp.
Are the panels connected in series or parrallel, is there a choice?
I actually cannot remember off the top of my head..
Fumes up 👍
I am about to redo this review, almost like a long term review. I have managed to get it too 100watt on my load tester. You cannot go wrong with this suitcase panel.
£190!
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