Harness Sun's Energy with Nature Power 5W Semi-Flexible Solar Panel Review

Only worked on my sailboat for a few months before a new battery became unsupported. Then the battery had to be replaced because the panel messed it up and it doesn't even charge on the home charger anymore.

I ordered this product and received a 7W solar charger in return. The solar panel I received is not semi-flexible, not lightweight and has an aluminum frame. I bought it for my boat and what I got is not what I bought.

Considering its low price of around $70 and the ease of installation and use, this solar charger was a good buy. I forgot to turn off the battery after leaving our sailboat. A week later I connected the battery and the engine started immediately. Save the solar charger!

I leave it plugged in on the boat to keep the battery charged and I don't need access to an outlet to plug in my charger. I used to have to carry a portable jump starter every time I went to my boat, especially for the first time in the season. This means my battery is always charged. I just use bungee cords to attach it to the bow of the boat (obviously on the outside of the lid) and run the power cord back to the 12 volt outlet (cigarette lighter). It is very well preserved. Highly…

I thought it was a big brand that I see for sale in some marine shops and was hoping for a big hit. It works out. In about 5 hours in direct sunlight my boat's battery went from 12.6 to 15.0 on the dash. The wire from the panel to the connector is firmly sewn into the panel - cannot be detached. The terminator is a single plug adapter that connects to a fused cigarette lighter plug or a plug such as a B. can use a battery connection cable. Nothing I can find uses these types of ends, so any…