http://www.ctsolar.com/322wbluenylon...ularpanel.aspx
I'm thinking of running two of these panels to charge my trailer battery. Has anyone here used these panels? Looking for imput before I order.
http://www.ctsolar.com/322wbluenylon...ularpanel.aspx
I'm thinking of running two of these panels to charge my trailer battery. Has anyone here used these panels? Looking for imput before I order.
2005 Land Cruiser
2007 Unlimited Rubicon - Sold
2007 Horizon A/T
This is a trailer you do not sleep "in"? The price per watt looks pretty good for folding panels. For a "sleep in" trailer, a stick on 68 watt solar is about $250 with controller.
Last edited by dzzz; 07-25-2010 at 02:48 AM.
Don
This and a $50 10 amp controller.
I'm putting five of these on an Alaskan. Very commonly used on more "bush" type campers. Technically smart companies like All Terrain Warriors have used this model for years.
Don
Here about the best price for a small fixed panel I've seen. More usable for smaller trailers than the Unisolar, I think.
Don
I have that CT Solar panel, I bought it earlier this year and so far it works fine.
Dave S
85 4Runner
99 4Runner
Expo This, Expo That, Expo with a wiffle ball bat
I have been using an AMSolar 100 watt panel on my rig for the past 5 years. Works great keeping 3 batteries charged up. Of course I paid 2X what they cost now but that is progress.
Bruce
'04 Mitsu FUSO FG639 / '04 Casita
aka:"RoadHippo"
West Texas
" 200 miles from everywhere!"
The only downside I see for a AMSolar really small system is the 24v. Are there any inexpensive 24v to 12v charge controllers? Otherwise that little 50w panel seems like a good candidate for a small trailer or even a roof rack.
Don