Off the grid with a Renogy FLEX solar panel using a Jackery power station, or an old car battery.

[@Eddie_-_]

Great video, about to replace my old super heavy solar panel with these ones. Great idea with the suction cups. I still have to come up with a solution to store them on the back of my truck

[@828findadventure]

Thank you, I hang mine inside on the roof.

[@Eddie_-_]

@@828findadventure that’s a great solution. But I don’t have a canapy.

[@albreaud000]

Love your video for the storage suggestion! We tow a Safari Condo Alto with 200w already permanent on the roof, looking to add another 200w portable. The Renogy Flexible panels seem to have some decent "perform in shade" technology with diodes, so was interested in trying them out, but the size / storage was a bummer. The roof storage solution is brilliant. Was disappointed that you were pleased in the video with 40w performance while the panels were hanging vertical on the truck. Catch the right angle and show what those panels can really do! :-) Thanks again!

[@Mall_Crawling_X]

thanks for the video! i have a cargo net inside mine and never thought of using it to store the solar panel, thanks!

[@henrye718]

I'm from Brooklyn NY, I think if you leave all the expensive stuff mounted with suction cups and zip ties and walk away for a while or whatever. Your products will stand up to it's name and will really be jack-eried...

[@828findadventure]

Never walk away from your stuff. LOL

[@Lotuslaful]

I have a jackery too and wondered if the renogy came with the wires or you need to buy an adapter? Thank you!!!

[@828findadventure]

My Jackery is first generation and they sent me some extra cords later. I think all come with the acceptable cords now. Thanks for watching.

[@joeyvlljs7931]

How many cells you think he broke bending it like that. They have a limit of how much they bend

[@828findadventure]

There all good, but if the panel sat out in the weather all year I assume it would get brittle. Thanks for watching.

[@412N3L]

Hello, new subscriber here . Thanks for the video . Where’d you get that blue tip wire that connect and charge the Jackery from solar panel? Thanks in advance!

[@828findadventure]

Here you go, copy and paste this link. Thanks for asking. amzn.to/3MHELPQ

[@412N3L]

@@828findadventure thank you so much!!!

[@darillfow]

Great question! I was about to ask the same question, I'm glad I saw this first. :)

[@julialian2038]

Do you think it's safe to charge to my power station the whole day while I am work and connect to my refrige? I am going to mount this on the roof of my car.

[@828findadventure]

I haven't tried that but I would refer to this KZbin channel. This guy is an expert and goes over everything solar. "DIY Solar Power with Will Prowse" Thanks for commenting.

[@SammiD71]

I’m curious. Are these decently weatherproof? I’m wanting to make a low maintenance setup and just have it remain on the roof of my car to continuously give my Jackery power

[@828findadventure]

Yes they are water proof, but I would refer to Renergy’s website for mounting instructions or technical details. Thanks for asking.

[@speterbilt]

Or just use small magnet mount hooks with a little felt under them

[@MANZANOADRIAN]

what adapter

[@828findadventure]

If you’re talking about the Jackery it came with a bag of adapters and later that year they sent me another one. This is a first generation Jackery 1000.

[@jessicarissanen]

You explained nothing. Thank you

[@828findadventure]

@@jessicarissanen what about the flex solar panel did you not get. Thanks for watching.