Solar Panel Duel...Who's gonna pull ahead?

I have a 100 watt solar panel from both Topsolar & Newpowa, which one produces more?
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Introduction: 0:00
Newpowa: 1:51
Topsolar: 3:12
Series Test: 4:32
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[@chiptom6461]

Scott. Consider watching Will Prowse's videos. He may bring up some electrical issues which you would like to address in your videos. For example, you will see that he has done some extensive solar panel testing. Even so, the technology is changing so that a solar panel test done today can be soon outdated. Maybe instead of reacting to energy-related changes after they have taken effect, you could occasionally post a 'Scott Scoop' on what is coming down the pike, how it will improve things and when these changes will likely become available to the consumer.
Concerning solar panels, everyone struggles with the same questions like:
• Location - on roof or in yard (or, in your case, in the living room 🙂)
• Framing - metal, wood, plastic
• Positioning - how to most conveniently change its angle
• Distance - How far can it be from its connection to your home electrical system before it starts losing too much of the energy it is collecting.
ª Connection - how to connect it to your home electrical system.
• Maintenance - Cleaning, keeping water from getting under the glass, etc.
Suggestion: Consider making a videos about -
• Making a frame for mounting two solar panel.
• Attaching that frame to the same mounts that are used to mount satellite dishes. There are two sizes. They can be affixed to the side of a building or to a pole and they will allow the dish (i.e., the solar panel) to be adjusted (seasonally, but daily is possible).
• Then attaching the panels electrical to a power station located, more-or-less at the foot of the panel. For example: You mount a panel on a pole and have a weather-proof contained at the base of the pole which holds a connected power station. The power station has blue tooth or wifi (e.g., EcoFlow River or Delta) so that you can monitor it on your phone Once recharged you retrieve it and put another power station in its placed. The recharged power station can be taken inside for direct use or to recharge other power stations.
The above this would eliminate any concern about running wires or connecting into your home's system. Put up three such dual-panel-power-station setups and and you'd be well-equipped. Keep a fully charged River in your car(s) and something like a Foxpeed (currently reduced @ Amazon, ASIN-B08D39YZPQ) and you'd be well-equipped for "Step 1" mobile energy needs. "Step 2" mobile would include mobile solar panels (which you already have), a power inverter car adapter (ASIN-B07KQ4Q2L5), never letting your gas tank get below half-full and having enough water (at least) to keep you alive to operate everything.
Hope this helps you in your efforts..

[@ScottsSolarProjects]

Thank you for your feedback! Quite the detailed comment, haha! Will Prowse is an excellent resource for everything off-grid solar! I've enjoyed several of his videos. I'll take this into consideration, thanks Tom!

[@chiptom6461]

@@ScottsSolarProjects You're welcome.

[@eprohoda]

Loove it,nice , all the best. brother-

[@GoAndLive]

I plan on getting a jackery system!! Seen a lot of videos from them. I think I trust em🤔😅

[@ScottsSolarProjects]

I’d trust them too, even though I don’t have experience with them, quality seems to be good!

[@patrickmckowen2999]

👍

[@AskIveSolar]

Update: I just finished that segment and yep you figured it out. Someone messed up there eb70 by doing series.
The eb70 doesn't support series panels boss. I'm right at the series section and I was uhhhh I wonder how this is gonna turn out.

[@ScottsSolarProjects]

🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️ hahahahaha! Yeah…my bad! Thankfully the EB70 must have a safety net for that because it didn’t do any damage. It just didn’t take a charge.