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frontpage Posted by DesertGardener | Staff • Sep 27, 2024

ECO-WORTHY 130W 12V Flexible Mono Solar Panel: 1-pack $70, 2-pack

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$120

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Eco-Worthy has ECO-WORTHY 130W 12V Flexible Mono Solar Panel (1- or 2-pack) on sale listed below when you apply discount code Mono20 at checkout. Shipping is free.

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  • Our research indicates that this deal on the 2-Pack is $17.24 less (12.56% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $137.22 at the time of this posting.
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Eco-Worthy has ECO-WORTHY 130W 12V Flexible Mono Solar Panel (1- or 2-pack) on sale listed below when you apply discount code Mono20 at checkout. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Staff Member DesertGardener for posting this deal.

Available (prices after code Mono20):

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Written by StrawMan86 | Staff
  • Our research indicates that this deal on the 2-Pack is $17.24 less (12.56% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $137.22 at the time of this posting.
  • Refer to the original post & forum comments for additional details & discussion. -StrawMan86

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Formless
They're cheaper on their eBay.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/125807441710

$72 - 20% with code FALL20OFF = $57.60/ea
hpcaub
I have a couple flexible solar panels, but not this brand. I use heavy duty velcro to attach them to the roof of my camper. The velcro allows for about a quarter inch airspace underneath. I've been using them for a couple years and they're working great. I think the airspace allows the heat to escape. I would not glue these directly onto the roof because when they go bad it's very difficult to uninstall them.
VirtualShoplift
That is the best use. We are taking a bunch of these and powe stations to Western NC to help folks out. Thin is more portable - intent is to allow recharge during the day; nothing complex.

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TrancendentalO
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Anyone have experience with these flexible panels? If they're going to be glued down to a ridge surface (like RV roof), any reason not to go with these vs. framed panels? These are much lighter and would have essentially no wind resistance, so seem like a win all around. Any down sides?
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Quote from TrancendentalO :
Anyone have experience with these flexible panels? If they're going to be glued down to a ridge surface (like RV roof), any reason not to go with these vs. framed panels? These are much lighter and would have essentially no wind resistance, so seem like a win all around. Any down sides?
These will absolutely not last more than a few years. I think the heat gets to them. When they are stuck on a surface there's no where for it to transfer heat. It starts to bubble and delaminate.

Zamp obsidian are nice glass flat panels. But high $$$$.
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accept in rare cases, flexible panels are a terrible idea and people usually buy them because they don't want to drill holes but it's a lot worse when they catch on fire because you glued them down flush and they overheat which is why numerous RV manufacturers recalled and stopped using them. You have to install them on something that allows them to breathe.
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I have a couple flexible solar panels, but not this brand. I use heavy duty velcro to attach them to the roof of my camper. The velcro allows for about a quarter inch airspace underneath. I've been using them for a couple years and they're working great. I think the airspace allows the heat to escape. I would not glue these directly onto the roof because when they go bad it's very difficult to uninstall them.
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Any opinions about using these intermittently? As in not permanently mounted and used when needed.
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Quote from jmt553 :
Any opinions about using these intermittently? As in not permanently mounted and used when needed.
That is the best use. We are taking a bunch of these and powe stations to Western NC to help folks out. Thin is more portable - intent is to allow recharge during the day; nothing complex.
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Quote from VirtualShoplift :
That is the best use. We are taking a bunch of these and powe stations to Western NC to help folks out. Thin is more portable - intent is to allow recharge during the day; nothing complex.
Perfect. That's what I've come up with as well.

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signalsoldier
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How efficient would one or two of these be at recharging the Ecoflow Delta 2? I live in Florida so having a portable, renewable method to recharge my Delta would be clutch.
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They're cheaper on their eBay.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/125807441710

$72 - 20% with code FALL20OFF = $57.60/ea
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Quote from signalsoldier :
How efficient would one or two of these be at recharging the Ecoflow Delta 2? I live in Florida so having a portable, renewable method to recharge my Delta would be clutch.
I don't own the Delta 2, but quick specs show that it takes 11 - 60v 15A max (500W). So theoretically in ideal conditions, two of these panels would get you 260W in extremely ideal conditions, but more realistically probably 200W in mostly sunny skies. At 1024Wh Delta 2 advertised capacity, you're looking at about 4.5 hours of charging in the sun from zero to full. Keep in mind these are all approximate.
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Doomherald
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14 or so percent off slick nowadays?
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CoolFog370
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I've used these on my boat for a year now. They are awesome! I can take them off and put on my car for camping or on my shed for extra power when I need it. Light weight, versatile, and not bad for the price!
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GapedoW
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My son put two of these on the roof of his Freightliner truck, to maintain battery's when vehicle was not in use. They died before the year was up, leaving a mess on top of the truck.
Solar farm are up dating panes all the time, bigger is better. . They can afford it.
Craig's list;. used solar panels.
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ShrewdPickle234
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Quote from TrancendentalO :
Anyone have experience with these flexible panels? If they're going to be glued down to a ridge surface (like RV roof), any reason not to go with these vs. framed panels? These are much lighter and would have essentially no wind resistance, so seem like a win all around. Any down sides?
Typically they have a much shorter life span than ridge frames. Other is heating under the panels

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I have one of these and it doesn't put out more than 95 watts in noon sun. I wouldn't get it over a 100 watt panel if you're expecting 130.
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