Explorer
aurinco solar panels
Has anyone used these panels ?
http://www.aurinco.com/solar-electric_us.html
I did a search, but no luck. They are not inexpensive, but considering their application (sailboats, etc.), they seem like they might work out well...
Thoughts ?
Cheers,
Frank
Observer
They seem like they are well made for sailboats. I like the flat bottom and flexability. I really like the flat bottom and recessed wires.
Explorer
Agreed. They are anything but inexpensive, but they seem to have a lot of advantages. For what we're doing, the "traditional" aluminum box is just too tall and bulky. These are designed to be affixed to the cabin of a sailboat and can even stand to be stepped on...
Cheers,
Frank
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Aurinco Marine Solar Panels
Has anyone mounted them on his/her boat or RV since this thread started 2 years ago?
I am thinking about using them on my boat and would be interested in any feedback.
Explorer
They have revised their offerings and have a new 100W panel that looks very interesting, although still not inexpensive...
http://www.aurinco.com/compact80_us.html
Cheers,
Frank
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Explorer
Very nice! One of the 50w would fit nice on my RTT...
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