TP-solar 50W Flexible Solar Panel 12V/24V Monocrystalline - Bendable 50 Watt 12Volt Semi-Flexible Mono Solar Panel Charger for Off-Grid RV, Boat, Cabin, Van, Car, and Uneven Surfaces Review

This solar panel works great. It was easy to install on the roof of my van and holds my batteries pretty well. In the near future I plan to buy a second one for more power.

I bought this disc together with self-adhesive magnetic tape. This allows you to install a panel on the roof of a parked car to charge ham radio batteries.

We bought the Jackery 150 on sale and this panel for a 2 week hike. We used the power bank to charge 2 phones, a tablet, a jetpack and to inflate an air mattress. Most of the time we woke up in the morning with a 50% jackety charge and were completely full by noon. It rained one day and rained all day but by sunset it had increased the jackety from 51% to 97% which was awesome. I originally went with a cheaper aluminum framed record but it wasn't solid and cut my fingers a few times just trying

These panels met my height and weight requirements at a good price. They are well made too. Once installed, however, they are clearly not 50W panels. They're closer to 30 or 35 watts. Completely useless, my two existing panels from another manufacturer produced a total of 80 watts and they produced 46. They were installed on the same installation at the same time and at the same angle. Another clue was that these panels are 3 x 3 cell setups and my old 3 x 4 cell setups. They are mounted and in

Works well, I tested it in bright sunshine and the meter showed an input voltage of 17.5V so that's good. Of course you have to use it with the charge controller you see in the photos, it also comes from Revain. I recently tested it while camping. I used an 80Ah 12v battery to power my trolling motor for my Intex excursion raft. Then I used the solar panel and charge controller to charge the battery in the bright sun. It seemed to charge quickly, going up 1 full volt in a matter of hours. It's…