Trying Out The BODEGAcooler 200W Solar Panel with The ICECO PB1000 Power Station

[@Artbymackerson]

Great video Mike! You know its hot in LA when Mike breaks out the bandana ☀️ 🌴

[@VincenzoDeMarco-k3w]

Doing Good, Mike. It's a work in progress. Some different solar panels do not work together. Parallel or 'Daisy Chain' connectivity is not the same with different units. I'm having the same problems with my two different power stations. Keep at it, you'll get there. Vincenzo here.

[@RichieRich-l6s]

Use a USB "c" to a USB "c" cable between the Iceco power bank and the jump pack to charge it. You'll be charging from the power bank to the jump pack.

[@AstroVanTribe]

I do that in the video - I was checking to see if it would do it from solar, then later I just did as you typed. You have to watch the whole video

[@TheGuyMullins]

You inspired me to build another deck... I love the idea of knowing how out of shape I have allowed myself to get... The "PAIN" that I feel this morning is a badge of honor... LOL

[@bodegacooler]

Thank you for your wonderful sharing.

[@AbbyJackRussell]

Nothing is easy. But it’s all good 😂👍🏻

[@jameswelch6535]

Another interesting video. I think the pairing of the panels might be problematic in that they are probably not compatible. Someone out there will know about linking panels together maybe they will give you some input.

[@derekebesujr9311]

I gotta get one of those asap😊

[@OBLIO-ON-WHEELS]

There are limits to how much power a system can take on during charging. It is usually found on the solar collector or the handbook or at least on-line.. My 200AH/2400watt My individual component system can only take on 400 watts of power at any given time. Just one more thing - I have never seen solar panels reach their full potential power in any circumstances

[@inspireme3459]

Were you able to charge the ICECO from a DC charger in the van?

[@AstroVanTribe]

yes

[@280zone]

I don't think you can connect different wattage solar panels in series.

[@nickbruni8041]

🤘🏼⛽️☀️