Renogy Solar Store via AliExpress has
Renogy E.Flex-Core 200W IP65 Waterproof Portable Foldable Solar Panel on sale for $144.40 - $26 off when you apply promo code
RDT26B or
USKUN26 or
AEUS26 or
USDEAL26 at checkout =
$118.40.
Shipping is free (ships from within the United States).
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Product Details:
- 23.5% Cell Efficiency
- 1P65 Dust & Splash Resistant
- 3-Mode Adjust Kickstand
- Supports linking multiple panels in series / in parallel.
- Dimensions (closed): 25" x 21.1"
- Dimensions (open): 94.1" x 21.1"
- Weight: 17.6-lbs.
Top Comments
You'll need an AC inverter to convert to that 110 your charger expects, which lets call it 90% efficient, so around 2,300 watts at the panels. Given you probably won't get 200 watts from these real-world, lets use 150.
I'd buy 16 of these (and an inverter to handle that power and convert to AC), that should get you charging your tesla at ~ 2 miles per hour.
This is why solar panels on the roof don't make sense for all but the lightest, most efficient vehicles. The added weight just doesn't get you much.
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need 100v min on my inverter
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You'll need an AC inverter to convert to that 110 your charger expects, which lets call it 90% efficient, so around 2,300 watts at the panels. Given you probably won't get 200 watts from these real-world, lets use 150.
I'd buy 16 of these (and an inverter to handle that power and convert to AC), that should get you charging your tesla at ~ 2 miles per hour.
This is why solar panels on the roof don't make sense for all but the lightest, most efficient vehicles. The added weight just doesn't get you much.
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They raised the price $10
How many of these should I buy to fully recharge my Tesla?
Napkin math, 15 - 20 Amps gets you about 2 miles per hour, which is at 120 v RMS. Lets call that 17 amps x 120 volts = 2,040 Watts
You'll need an AC inverter to convert to that 110 your charger expects, which lets call it 90% efficient, so around 2,300 watts at the panels. Given you probably won't get 200 watts from these real-world, lets use 150.
I'd buy 16 of these (and an inverter to handle that power and convert to AC), that should get you charging your tesla at ~ 2 miles per hour.
This is why solar panels on the roof don't make sense for all but the lightest, most efficient vehicles. The added weight just doesn't get you much.
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