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BougeRV Yuma 100W CIGS Flexible Thin-Film Design Solar Panel w/ 100W Tape $164.99 + Free Shipping

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BougeRV [bougerv.com] has BougeRV Yuma 100W CIGS Flexible Thin-Film Design Solar Panel w/ 100W Tape on sale for $209.99 - $45 w/ discount CIGS100 at checkout = $164.99. Shipping is free.

Product Features:
  • 100W CIGS thin-film flexible solar panel with compact design
  • Pre-installed mounting tape for quick and easy installation
  • Flexible design conforms to curved and uneven surfaces
  • CIGS technology enhances durability, light sensitivity, and lifespan
  • Ideal for RVs, vans, boats, camping, and off-grid power applications
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BougeRV [bougerv.com] has BougeRV Yuma 100W CIGS Flexible Thin-Film Design Solar Panel w/ 100W Tape on sale for $209.99 - $45 w/ discount CIGS100 at checkout = $164.99. Shipping is free.

Product Features:
  • 100W CIGS thin-film flexible solar panel with compact design
  • Pre-installed mounting tape for quick and easy installation
  • Flexible design conforms to curved and uneven surfaces
  • CIGS technology enhances durability, light sensitivity, and lifespan
  • Ideal for RVs, vans, boats, camping, and off-grid power applications

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Jul 17, 2026 9:22 PM
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yeromanJul 17, 2026 9:22 PM
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too expensive , aliexpress has similar for 50$
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Jul 18, 2026 1:59 PM
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FrankP3Jul 18, 2026 1:59 PM
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Quote from yeroman :
too expensive , aliexpress has similar for 50$
no they don't. Smilie These CIGS. These panels can have bullet holes shot through them and still work. (no really, there is a video of this on youtube). You can stand and jump on these cigs panels. The cigs panels are simply the lightest most durable solar panels on the market. THAT SAID, they are expensive and not nearly as "efficient", yes they're 100W panels but will take little more space to make that 100W.

There are plenty of cheap "flexible" solar panels on ali and elsewhere. Read the reviews, most flexible panels start to delaminate after 3 years or so, often can't be totally rolled up. Those are the cheapest ones. There are some newer ntype flexible panels with longer guarantees but, gotta make sure that company is going to be around long enough for the guarantee.

IMO, these cigs are too expensive for what you get, but, YMMV and maybe folks need a panel durable enough to be shot and still work?
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Quote from FrankP3 :
no they don't. Smilie These CIGS. These panels can have bullet holes shot through them and still work. (no really, there is a video of this on youtube). You can stand and jump on these cigs panels. The cigs panels are simply the lightest most durable solar panels on the market. THAT SAID, they are expensive and not nearly as "efficient", yes they're 100W panels but will take little more space to make that 100W.

There are plenty of cheap "flexible" solar panels on ali and elsewhere. Read the reviews, most flexible panels start to delaminate after 3 years or so, often can't be totally rolled up. Those are the cheapest ones. There are some newer ntype flexible panels with longer guarantees but, gotta make sure that company is going to be around long enough for the guarantee.

IMO, these cigs are too expensive for what you get, but, YMMV and maybe folks need a panel durable enough to be shot and still work?
Jul 21, 2026 8:20 PM
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Old_Snake308Jul 21, 2026 8:20 PM
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Quote from FrankP3 :
no they don't. Smilie These CIGS. These panels can have bullet holes shot through them and still work. (no really, there is a video of this on youtube). You can stand and jump on these cigs panels. The cigs panels are simply the lightest most durable solar panels on the market. THAT SAID, they are expensive and not nearly as "efficient", yes they're 100W panels but will take little more space to make that 100W. There are plenty of cheap "flexible" solar panels on ali and elsewhere. Read the reviews, most flexible panels start to delaminate after 3 years or so, often can't be totally rolled up. Those are the cheapest ones. There are some newer ntype flexible panels with longer guarantees but, gotta make sure that company is going to be around long enough for the guarantee. IMO, these cigs are too expensive for what you get, but, YMMV and maybe folks need a panel durable enough to be shot and still work?
These also delaminate after prolonged exposure
Jul 22, 2026 2:15 AM
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fluffyveeJul 22, 2026 2:15 AM
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Quote from FrankP3 :
no they don't. Smilie These CIGS. These panels can have bullet holes shot through them and still work. (no really, there is a video of this on youtube). You can stand and jump on these cigs panels. The cigs panels are simply the lightest most durable solar panels on the market. THAT SAID, they are expensive and not nearly as "efficient", yes they're 100W panels but will take little more space to make that 100W. There are plenty of cheap "flexible" solar panels on ali and elsewhere. Read the reviews, most flexible panels start to delaminate after 3 years or so, often can't be totally rolled up. Those are the cheapest ones. There are some newer ntype flexible panels with longer guarantees but, gotta make sure that company is going to be around long enough for the guarantee. IMO, these cigs are too expensive for what you get, but, YMMV and maybe folks need a panel durable enough to be shot and still work?
I have the 200w. Works well. Have peaked at 230w. I read that the efficiency wasn't 17% so I was surprised that it was really large. The box it came is was small. They just roll it up. Been using it about a month now. Only thing I don't like is the pre punched hole size is smaller than some other flexible solar I have so I still need to get the right ones and not sure if the smaller bolt head will fit in my t track.

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