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Looking at the Dokio 100w folding specs you're right on the limit (just over) for the voltage on the Allpowers input 22.5 on the panel and 22v on the input:

...by eyeballing, the junction box should fit in that 3cm gap. The rigid ones are tempting but for sure they wont have anything to spare - EcoFlow 100W Rigid Solar Panel (2 pieces) are exactly 3cm :/ Just looking for someone who actually put flex panels on alu profiles, without bonding to the...

I have a 100w panel, so yes. Aiming to build a solar version of my 12v trailer EHU

I suspect 100w will help slow your loses but I'd think 200w will be better to keep up. I know you are only thinking of a one off but consider that if it works well you might want to do it again. Also if you're willing to write off the cost of a cheap set of 100w panels - you could always sell...

Not sure. I’d have to look at the offcuts tomorrow if I can find them. I only have a 100w panel which generates 7amps absolute max.

I'll plug it in tomorrow for a ⁸hr session in the van and we'll see what happens.

Having just got a Renogy 100w folding panel to play with I did some shading experiments: https://www.t6forum.com/threads/bluetti-eb3a-initial-review.46452/#post-675767

I'm tempted by one of these ...i'd need a controller and some leads etc too at a guess?

Hi I am looking at a 100w solar panel kit, is this suitable?? My van has a 12v fridge, LEDs, USB charging points and there is a 12v TV, would the solar system provide enough power for this probably for no more than a day or two?? Thanks

It's a generic 100W folding one from Amazon. Probably not available now. I used small but strong magnets on the edges to hold it down (no pop top). Pete

My 100w jackery folder on the dashboard in full sun in the south of France used to produce around 30-40w. Angle of attack was fine, but as you say, the windscreen filter must filter around 50%.....

These any good? Anyone know? Says h1 12v 100w p14.5s on label?! ‘Super white’

I’ve just bought an ecoflow delta 2 power pack and am thinking about buying a renogy 100w portable solar panel. The ones that are on special the now. What charge converter will I need for this panel to charge the ecoflow delta 2 ? Cheers

The crux with hillside is they seemed quite wedded to 100w panel, I would have thought 200+ would make more sense perhaps?!

Used 3-4 times last year but we had solar fitted to the roof so no longer needed. Looking for 75 quid, collected from solihull. Thanks

If you cook for 30 mins using 30ah, you'll need 360watt-hours to replenish your 30ah, so based on an average 100w from your 200w panel, 3.6 hours at 100w. That's if you've got sun, of course! :rofl:

you will need 50-100w to fit on the dash inside the van due to size, you will need 8A max if running via a 12v socket (so 100w panel) - or the socket will melt. you need a solar panel that comes with a solar controller - either PWM or MPPT. any battery connection need to be fused - a lot of...

Anker have a discount on the 555 at the moment £499 on it’s own, £899 with 2 x 100w solar panels

Phoenix gold RX series 6.5inch coaxial 100w peak/50w RMS speakers Purchased from THQ and never fitted £45 posted

In case folks are watching this thread I've just snagged a set of the older 100w Renogy rigid foldable panels for £65 https://www.t6forum.com/threads/what-have-you-bought-today.12436/page-475#post-670241