Allpowers 400 watt and Bouge RV 300 watt CIGS solar panels 18 month review.

Allpowers 400 watt Solar panels + Bouge RV CIGS 300 watt solar panels long term review. Also, there's an off brand 150 watt flexible Bifacial solar panel for bonus. Stay tuned for more updates! #offgrid#living#solar#canada#allpowers#bougerv#bifacialsolarpanel#rv#green#budget#youtube

[@neilbaddap2480]

Fantastic video on setting up DIY solar panels with Pecron power station. Candid and honest review after 18 months usage highlighting potential issues and benefits of the panels. The guidance on the setup and monitoring process seemed easy to understand and manageable for first time users. If you're looking for a self-sustainable, reliable, budget and eco-friendly solar power setup for your RV, this video is a must-watch. The solar panel providers should provide a lightweight fabrication with inclination adjustments, wheels and rotating mount so that the panels can be adjusted to the Sun's path to get the maximum intensity. Just a thought!

[@tech4nation121]

Thank you so much for taking the time to write such a wonderful comment. I was looking into building a small portable solar tracker so that we don't have to keep chasing the sun all the time. That was the panels will be more efficient throughout the day.

[@manishabaddap6480]

Nice portable setup.Will this be able to run a small cabin or any air-conditioner?If it can be run on solar even for a few hours,that would be something !

[@tech4nation121]

It can but it depends upon the battery size as all the power is stored in the batteries. I will try to make a video of running different appliances with all the panels plugged in

[@vilasbaddap8825]

Very informative video..all details are explained nicely...please make some more videos ..

[@tech4nation121]

Thank you very much stay tuned for more updates

[@geetub6948]

That looks awesome! I will definitely buy 1. Will this work with ecoflow river 2 max?

[@tech4nation121]

It should work with river 2 max since it has maximum MPPT input of 50v. Or 220 watts. This panel will be little to big for the river as the extra power would be wasted

[@geetub6948]

Alright, thank you !​@tech4nation121