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Better deal is on Amazon if you don't have one of the smallest Bluetti and want it. It's $299 with the panel. Also of course included is the solar charge cable.
Check for used residential panels if you want value and don't particularly need the form factor. Seems pretty common to find 300w panels for around $100 or less. Just be mindful of the input capacity of whatever your plugging them into.
I own the EB70S which is compatible up to the 200w panels which when used with the eb70s. It says a full charge can occur 3.6 hours.
Can someone help me determine solar math on how long it would take to charge if I used this panel?
I own the EB70S which is compatible up to the 200w panels which when used with the eb70s. It says a full charge can occur 3.6 hours.
Can someone help me determine solar math on how long it would take to charge if I used this panel?
(200W ÷ 68W) x 3.6 hours = ? I am sure you can do the math from there
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It is apparent you don't even have a bit of common sense.
200W takes 3.6 hours to charge his Bluetti.
Do you actually think a 68W panel will take less time????? If so, the Brooklyn Bridge is for sale.
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It is apparent you don't even have a bit of common sense.
200W takes 3.6 hours to charge his Bluetti.
Do you actually think a 68W panel will take less time????? If so, the Brooklyn Bridge is for sale.
LOL, you missed some foundamantal things to understand the basic math...
Here is, the 68w panel supplies 245wh power in 3.6 hour...
LOL, you missed some foundamantal things to understand the basic math...
Here is, the 68w panel supplies 245wh power in 3.6 hour...
The 200W panel takes 3.6 hours to charge = 720Wh according to Bluetti in the original post. I own the EB70S which is compatible up to the 200w panels which when used with the eb70s. It says a full charge can occur 3.6 hours.
In whose world is 245Wh > 720Wh ?????
smaller solar panel takes MORE time to charge
68W panel is smaller than 200W panel, so 68W panel will take longer to charge EB70S.
It will be slower by a factor of about 3.
Last edited by ieee488 January 15, 2023 at 09:22 AM.
The 200W panel takes 3.6 hours to charge = 720Wh according to Bluetti in the original post. I own the EB70S which is compatible up to the 200w panels which when used with the eb70s. It says a full charge can occur 3.6 hours.
In whose world is 245Wh > 720Wh ?????
smaller solar panel takes MORE time to charge
68W panel is smaller than 200W panel, so 68W panel will take longer to charge EB70S.
It will be slower by a factor of about 3.
probably even longer as the smaller panels "might" have a slightly lower voltage and less efficient in real world scenario... plus folks dont realize the hassle it is when they try to parallel or series connect multiple smaller panels together
PV68 + EB3A
Fully charge your EB3A in 4.9 hours with just 1 PV68 solar panel.
PV68 + EB55
Fully charge your EB55 in 8.9 hours with just 1 PV68 solar panel.
PV68 + EB70S
Fully charge your EB70S in 11.5 hours with just 1 PV68 solar panel.
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Use ONLY ONE PV68 solar panel with EB3A/EB55. Whether connected in series or parallel, make sure the total voltage of solar panels is under the power station's input voltage limit.
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probably even longer as the smaller panels "might" have a slightly lower voltage and less efficient in real world scenario... plus folks dont realize the hassle it is when they try to parallel or series connect multiple smaller panels together
He wasn't thinking. That is his problem.
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Can someone help me determine solar math on how long it would take to charge if I used this panel?
Can someone help me determine solar math on how long it would take to charge if I used this panel?
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Edit: sorry for asking a question, downvoter
LOL.
It is apparent you don't even have a bit of common sense.
200W takes 3.6 hours to charge his Bluetti.
Do you actually think a 68W panel will take less time????? If so, the Brooklyn Bridge is for sale.
LOL.
It is apparent you don't even have a bit of common sense.
200W takes 3.6 hours to charge his Bluetti.
Do you actually think a 68W panel will take less time????? If so, the Brooklyn Bridge is for sale.
Here is, the 68w panel supplies 245wh power in 3.6 hour...
Here is, the 68w panel supplies 245wh power in 3.6 hour...
I own the EB70S which is compatible up to the 200w panels which when used with the eb70s. It says a full charge can occur 3.6 hours.
In whose world is 245Wh > 720Wh ?????
smaller solar panel takes MORE time to charge
68W panel is smaller than 200W panel, so 68W panel will take longer to charge EB70S.
It will be slower by a factor of about 3.
I own the EB70S which is compatible up to the 200w panels which when used with the eb70s. It says a full charge can occur 3.6 hours.
In whose world is 245Wh > 720Wh ?????
smaller solar panel takes MORE time to charge
68W panel is smaller than 200W panel, so 68W panel will take longer to charge EB70S.
It will be slower by a factor of about 3.
probably even longer as the smaller panels "might" have a slightly lower voltage and less efficient in real world scenario... plus folks dont realize the hassle it is when they try to parallel or series connect multiple smaller panels together
Fully charge your EB3A in 4.9 hours with just 1 PV68 solar panel.
PV68 + EB55
Fully charge your EB55 in 8.9 hours with just 1 PV68 solar panel.
PV68 + EB70S
Fully charge your EB70S in 11.5 hours with just 1 PV68 solar panel.
From Bluetti:
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