Review on 🌞 Renogy 100W 12V Monocrystalline Solar Panel Suitcase + Waterproof Charger Controller: Off-Grid Portable Foldable 2Pcs 50W with Built-in Kickstand by Alex Britton

Many Vanagon owners ask me how to start adding solar panels to their current installations. They were often overwhelmed with the amount of information, options and user settings described on the Internet. I wanted to find a good all round rig that anyone with a screwdriver and some wire strippers could install in under an hour without having to pull out my hair by doing tons of online research. Overall I am VERY happy with this Renogy 100w foldable solar case. For a total price of around $285 (solar panel and additional wiring), anyone can step into the world of sunlight harvesting to recharge their batteries. Even with a few little things that I wasn't particularly enthusiastic about, such as the ingenious closures, I still find the product to be very well made and very effective overall. I can easily overlook minor flaws as the overall product is a winner in my book. My full review is here: [.] Other items I used in my setup: Needs two of these) http://amzn.to/1TECu9gBattery Tender 081-0148-25 25ft Quick Release Extension Cablehttp://amzn. to /1T5IpV8 Setting up a solar panel system is not as expensive or complicated as you thought. Of course there are other more expensive and complex options, but the purpose of this article is to find a good kit that is effective, inexpensive and can be installed quickly by anyone, regardless of skill level. I feel like Renogy's 100-watt foldable solar case is a perfect match.