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<p>I've had this for about 5 months.I purchased it to charge several of my devices. I have a 3 Solar Generators and enjoy camping. This Solar panel is affordable and portable. I was very impressed with the ease of setup and the speed at which it charged my devices. I will be purchasing one or two more.</p>
<p>I've had this for about 5 months.I purchased it to charge several of my devices. I have a 3 Solar Generators and enjoy camping. This Solar panel is affordable and portable. I was very impressed with the ease of setup and the speed at which it charged my devices. I will be purchasing one or two more.</p>
Thanks for posting, OP. For those that are in need of portable solar panels that can be set-up in parallel, Rockpals RP082 100W Panel is an upgraded version that has that capability. It is also currently on sale through Amazon ($229 plus additional $40 off coupon):
My math must be off. The item is $209.99 - $40 coupon clipped on the page = $169.99. Coupon code takes off $12 (well, it took off $14.70 for me). Still does not equate $141.29. What am I missing?
My math must be off. The item is $209.99 - $40 coupon clipped on the page = $169.99. Coupon code takes off $12 (well, it took off $14.70 for me). Still does not equate $141.29. What am I missing?
Like others, the price comes out to $155, not $141.
I purchased one of these last year when we were going through the "public safety power shutdowns" in CA. I paired it with a 250 watt (240 WH) Rockpals portable "generator"[amazon.com], which is actually a lithium battery power source with a built-in power inverter.
The panel is quite good. I don't recall the exact timings, but it was able to take the "portable generator" from 50% to full in a couple of hours. In parallel I had it charging a cell phone through one if it's built in USB ports. It served its purpose of enabling us to charge and run small electronics during the outages.
Tempting to get a second one at this price because I like tinkering, but difficult to imagine how I would use it in practice, so probably won't.
This is a better price than I paid a year ago and it is a good product.
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I purchased one of these last year when we were going through the "public safety power shutdowns" in CA. I paired it with a 250 watt (240 WH) Rockpals portable "generator" [amazon.com], which is actually a lithium battery power source with a built-in power inverter.
The panel is quite good. I don't recall the exact timings, but it was able to take the "portable generator" from 50% to full in a couple of hours. In parallel I had it charging a cell phone through one if it's built in USB ports. It served its purpose of enabling us to charge and run small electronics during the outages.
Tempting to get a second one at this price because I like tinkering, but difficult to imagine how I would use it in practice, so probably won't.
This is a better price than I paid a year ago and it is a good product.
Marc