I bought 2 of the 200 watt panels and they were good. Fast forward 6 months and they’re barely getting 200 watts TOTAL on a good sunny day. I have the 2 panels connected with each positive hooked to a Bouge Y-branch, then connected to the positive on the cable going to the power station. Same with the negative connections. Sorry…I’m a newbie so I dunno 🤷🏻♀️ if thats called parallel or series? My power station is an EcoFlow Delta 2. I bought these panels because they’re lightweight and I’m a senior lady with no muscle 💪🏼 strength left. I’m very disappointed with these panels and was wondering if I have them hooked up wrong??? Anyone else have low watts from these panels? Thank you for any ideas or help. Love your videos as they’re always very clear for me to understand 👍🏼
I'm having the 400 watt foldable solar panels they are very effective was thinking about the 600 watt, but then i saw a review that someone had getting heat spot short period of time after they got it. But, after a while i went for 400 watt solar panels and so far it's been great. When the sun is clear i can get everywhere from 170 watt up too 270 watt at some few peaks i can get above 300 watt, but normally i'm not spending alot of time too find the perfect angle (so you could most likely get little bit more then this), but it's pretty good. With a single solar panel i can simply be running a computer (but be little bit aware that when playing it could be getting about the same thing from solar panels as you are playing), but i'm using a 4090 geforce so i know that i'm using alot of electricty when i'm playing games. Could also lowering fps limits etc. so you could avoid use electricity unnecessary. There ain't no point too have more then 240 fps. Other then that when i'm not playing i'm spending about 110 watt so with some small fan too cood down the room and charging the phones i'm using about 170 watt in total and normally getting between 170 and 270 watt when it's a clear day.
Hi, thanks for sharing this ! Could I get some help here? I live in over the North Atlantic Artic Circle, looking for summer and winter weather solar power ! (Not solar at artic pitch black night for sure, but anles and flexibility will be needed for efficency...) I wonder if these panels could work without danger and with relative efficency on the AC60 + B80 combo. If not , could you recommend any different flexible option for AC60 and B80? Thinking of installing 2 x 200w , one flexible and one rigid fixed on a frame angle adapter . Thanks in advance Open to your sugestions!!
Quick question.... I keep seeing lots of hype on the New Tesla Powerwall 3... Will you be doing a video on this at some point?.....(Great vlogs.. keep up the great work 👏👏👏). Jim
Do you know why the maximum voltage on these panels are just 120V? That means only 3 or 4 of these panels can be seried. Renogy flexible panels which are similar have a rating of 600V.
You wouldn't happen to have the portable/foldable version of all powers for comparison. I have the 200w all powers portable and usually max out around 65-70% efficiency under ideal conditions. Overall I have been very happy with it but this is quite an increase in efficiency for the flexible one.
Great presentation, question with the VOC of 30.6. Does that mean if you add x 2 panels that doubles? Therefore, do you need a higher voltage charge? Or does it stay at 30.6? It's impressive for a 100w panel.
@konkaragounakis5924 depends on whether you connect them in series or parallel. If you connect in series (+ to -, + to -) you'll get 60V out. But if parallel (+ to +, - to -) you stay at 30V but charge controller will need double the current (~9A) to get the same output.
Sometimes paying a little more for solar panels in my opinion is worth it from the many Comparison/reviews I've seen @MrLasox comment/numbers seem the closest to what i see on a regular basis & 170 to 300w from a 400w panel is not good .. I've never seen allpowers panels put out near the amount of watts this guy is getting Unless he's living on Mercury or Venus.
@ReeWrayOutdoors yes Sir that is true .. I forgot about the constant cloud/gas cover.. I am green to solar generators ..but I've seen a lot of head-to-head comparisons with SO many different panels I've never seen all powers 100w or 200w put out that much wattage... And yes, I understand there are factors involved but what MrLasox said he's getting in about the Average I've seen.. Not just all powers several other panelmakers... I'm limited to 800w of solar I'm thinking with most panels to over panel to get close to 800 I understand not to over volt trying to get close to the 800
Shading on the edge of a panel will be worse than shade in t he center. Might be a cool video idea to find out?
Seem like great panels!
I bought 2 of the 200 watt panels and they were good. Fast forward 6 months and they’re barely getting 200 watts TOTAL on a good sunny day. I have the 2 panels connected with each positive hooked to a Bouge Y-branch, then connected to the positive on the cable going to the power station. Same with the negative connections. Sorry…I’m a newbie so I dunno 🤷🏻♀️ if thats called parallel or series? My power station is an EcoFlow Delta 2.
I bought these panels because they’re lightweight and I’m a senior lady with no muscle 💪🏼 strength left.
I’m very disappointed with these panels and was wondering if I have them hooked up wrong??? Anyone else have low watts from these panels? Thank you for any ideas or help. Love your videos as they’re always very clear for me to understand 👍🏼
Thank you
Thanks!! That ended up being a big discount on that 200W panel. 😁
Good video, these items interest me because my UV damaged R/V rooftop panel are need of replacement. Mounting is my only concern.
I'm having the 400 watt foldable solar panels they are very effective was thinking about the 600 watt, but then i saw a review that someone had getting heat spot short period of time after they got it.
But, after a while i went for 400 watt solar panels and so far it's been great. When the sun is clear i can get everywhere from 170 watt up too 270 watt at some few peaks i can get above 300 watt, but normally i'm not spending alot of time too find the perfect angle (so you could most likely get little bit more then this), but it's pretty good.
With a single solar panel i can simply be running a computer (but be little bit aware that when playing it could be getting about the same thing from solar panels as you are playing), but i'm using a 4090 geforce so i know that i'm using alot of electricty when i'm playing games. Could also lowering fps limits etc. so you could avoid use electricity unnecessary. There ain't no point too have more then 240 fps. Other then that when i'm not playing i'm spending about 110 watt so with some small fan too cood down the room and charging the phones i'm using about 170 watt in total and normally getting between 170 and 270 watt when it's a clear day.
@@MrLasox nice! That 4090 is a BEAST!
3 of those 200w panels might be just the thing for an Ecoflow Delta 2. (And one set of 3 on each of the solar inputs on the Delta 2 Max.)
Hi, thanks for sharing this ! Could I get some help here?
I live in over the North Atlantic Artic Circle, looking for summer and winter weather solar power ! (Not solar at artic pitch black night for sure, but anles and flexibility will be needed for efficency...)
I wonder if these panels could work without danger and with relative efficency on the AC60 + B80 combo. If not , could you recommend any different flexible option for AC60 and B80? Thinking of installing 2 x 200w , one flexible and one rigid fixed on a frame angle adapter .
Thanks in advance
Open to your sugestions!!
Quick question.... I keep seeing lots of hype on the New Tesla Powerwall 3... Will you be doing a video on this at some point?.....(Great vlogs.. keep up the great work 👏👏👏). Jim
@PlaneCookin. Thanks Jim! Probably not the Tesla Powerwall specifically, but will likely cover some alternatives.
Do you know why the maximum voltage on these panels are just 120V? That means only 3 or 4 of these panels can be seried. Renogy flexible panels which are similar have a rating of 600V.
Fantastic ❤
You wouldn't happen to have the portable/foldable version of all powers for comparison. I have the 200w all powers portable and usually max out around 65-70% efficiency under ideal conditions. Overall I have been very happy with it but this is quite an increase in efficiency for the flexible one.
I also have the 200w All Powers folding panels, they work well but lack the performance of the product demonstrated.
Great presentation, question with the VOC of 30.6. Does that mean if you add x 2 panels that doubles? Therefore, do you need a higher voltage charge? Or does it stay at 30.6? It's impressive for a 100w panel.
If you put them together in series, yes.
@konkaragounakis5924 depends on whether you connect them in series or parallel. If you connect in series (+ to -, + to -) you'll get 60V out. But if parallel (+ to +, - to -) you stay at 30V but charge controller will need double the current (~9A) to get the same output.
@@ReeWrayOutdoorsexcellent thanks so much, really enjoy how you explain things, very knowledgeable look forward to more of your shows. 🇦🇺
@@judyle4893thank-you
I can’t remember if the voc cap for the Eb3a is 28?
Sometimes paying a little more for solar panels in my opinion is worth it from the many Comparison/reviews I've seen @MrLasox comment/numbers seem the closest to what i see on a regular basis & 170 to 300w from a 400w panel is not good .. I've never seen allpowers panels put out near the amount of watts this guy is getting Unless he's living on Mercury or Venus.
Haha well the cloud cover on Venus would definitely put a dent in your output. But no, I'm just in southern Ohio.
@ReeWrayOutdoors yes Sir that is true .. I forgot about the constant cloud/gas cover.. I am green to solar generators ..but I've seen a lot of head-to-head comparisons with SO many different panels I've never seen all powers 100w or 200w put out that much wattage... And yes, I understand there are factors involved but what MrLasox said he's getting in about the Average I've seen.. Not just all powers several other panelmakers... I'm limited to 800w of solar I'm thinking with most panels to over panel to get close to 800 I understand not to over volt trying to get close to the 800