🌞 ALLPOWERS 200W Portable Solar Panel Charger: Foldable Solar Kit with MC-4 Output for Laptops, RVs, Camping & Off-Grid Power Backup Review

solar panel is good. but the stalls are really bad. I hope it doesn't break. Another significant drawback of this panel is the lack of USB ports for charging.

VERY, VERY BREAD. There is a severe lack of a frame to keep the panels from sagging in the middle. Most likely, it will not withstand any breeze. It would have been nice to have sewn in sleeves so you could stuff something like running boards into the sleeves and create some stiffness. There's no reason why coasters couldn't be shaped like an "L" to serve both purposes. However, I'm getting over 10 amps into my batteries even with 60 feet of wire (8 AWG). So a panel works if you can keep it…

Update (09/23/21): For further tests I connected two 100W panels in parallel, which corresponds to this ALLPOWER 200W, I then connected both in series, what resulted in a 400W/36V/11A setup where I fed an MPPT charge controller to a 24V battery pack Summary: I recently reviewed some larger high-end solar panels (120W or more), so let's compare these 200 W ALLPOWERS with those. The 200W ROCKPALS is the most expensive, but has dual 18/36V outputs via Anderson PowerPole (APP) connectors and also…

Looking for even more portable solar power and have a power station or charge controller of your own? Then this could be something for you, but still read my observations on the pros and cons before making a decision. Advantages: + With a rated power of 200 W, you get at least "some" charging power even in slightly cloudy weather. The power output is more or less double that of my other 100w solar panels, so I'd say the power rating is about right. are the number of laboratory tests under…