🔆 ROCKPALS RP081 60w Portable Solar Panel: Foldable Charger with Parallel Cable, Kickstand, USB-C, QC 3.0 – Ideal for Jackery Power Stations Review

Good design, solid construction, simple assembly. Folding legs are very useful. Good portable size and light weight. Comes with a basic set of adapter cables to charge my power station (specifically the Anderson connector). Seems to charge the elements which I tested well. I love that it has a Y-cable to connect 2 panels at once, eyelets for hanging, USB ports for fast charging, and the use of high-efficiency monocrystalline panels. have a built in blocking diode so if left connected overnight…

Purchased with a 250w camping battery. Thought a backup battery would be handy for emergencies and of course a portable solar panel would be a logical addition. After checking the reviews, this seemed like a good option (and at a good price). Very compact, easy to carry and offers a really good load. I'm not experienced enough to measure the result but for my application it works great. The processing quality is very good. All I had to do was buy a battery charging adapter and Revain has many…

On a clear day I get 52-55 watts from this solar panel. I really like it. This is perfect for my Energizer 240Wh Solar Generator. It has a solid construction and is very easy to install. The cables supplied are a parallel cable (which in my case I don't need at the moment but would be nice if I need it later) and another cable with 4 different connection options, one of which is 8mm which I will on my Bluetti EB150 and Bluetti AC50s solar generators as well as a 5.5mm plug that I will be using…

I recently decided to enter the world of "solar generators" and I have placed several orders and received one. I received myjackery 240 with MPTT. The first thing I did was take apart the 100 watt panel and jacket and saw charge speeds of up to 71 watts. As the sun moved I decided to flip things and run 100w and 60w panels in parallel, 72w. *hmm* something seems wrong. I unplugged the 100w panel and boom, 54w from that 60w panel! This is Central Texas in early December with full sun. Will you…

I've been watching these things for a while and reading the various YouTube reviews. I've bought and returned several. Conclusion: the technology on them is being improved almost every day. What you buy today could be half or twice the price of juice six months from now. I live in a house, not in a van. I have backup generators that run on gas. I don't use cpap. I live in a hilly area where there are intermittent power cuts in the winter. Conclusion: I don't need a fancy solar system. I may…

After watching many YouTube reviews and learning how solar panels work and how they provide power, I settled on this 60w panel to match my Rockpals 300w panel . I threw between 100w and 60w. I was guaranteed to get 60 watts before the trip, plus I liked that it was smaller and cheaper. So I went with 60W. Yes, 100w will charge faster (especially since the Rockpals 300w can now I think take 72w from the sun) but I don't plan on using a ton of power from my Rockpals 300w every day. I am very…