What BUDGET Solar Panel Will Work With Jackery, Bluetti, EcoFlow, and Goal Zero Power Stations?!?

[@ukfemaleangler6513]

It was hard to find any media discussing using off brand panels, so thank you for sharing

[@Jasonoid]

For a more detailed discussion on 11 solar panels, watch this video about actual performance and all features: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIndimqtr7-nZpI Check out my website for tons of DISCOUNT CODES, power station reviews, my 12v fridge guide, and solar panels featured on the channel! jasonoid.com/

[@1FAST91SONOMA]

Im using Dokio 300W panels on an Ecoflow River Pro. Got two of those panels for under $220 each. The price (less than 75 cents per watt) was the biggest attraction. Now that I have them I see a nice secondary use as an awning roof for overlanding.

[@Jasonoid]

Nice find, I've heard good things about the budget Dokio panels. Awesome idea on the awning as well!

[@Tommyr]

I also bought the Baldr 120 watt folding solar panel to use with my Bluetti EB70, it really works great!

[@Jasonoid]

Thanks for sharing how it works for you, I like that panel too

[@ljohns36]

How Long does it take to charge the eb70?

[@Tommyr]

@@ljohns36 With a/c charger 3 1/2 hours. With solar it depends on sky clarity and how many watts the panel is putting out. When I got it it was 80% charged. I put it out the next day with a 120 watt Baldr panel and topped it off in about 1 1/2 hours.

[@ljohns36]

@@Tommyr So, at 1 1/2 hours for 20% it should take the 120 watts Baldr 7 hours to charge the EB70.

[@Tommyr]

@@ljohns36 Yes. Depends on how many watts the panels is inputting. That day it was inputting 95 watts max before noon.

[@cretan911]

Hi. I am looking for a panel for my Jackery 500. Specs on web says 100w max. Can I use a 120w panel like the bald in your video?

[@CBF-t7s]

I, too, am late to this discussion, but I have a question about the Goal Zero Suitcase Boulder 200 watt solar panel. I am interested in purchasing an EcoFlow Portable Power Station DELTA 2 Max and was wondering if there was a way to make my Goal Zero solar panels compatible with Eco Flow? Thanks for any insights!

[@Timmymtd]

THANK YOU. You helped me understand this.

[@AJHart-eg1ys]

Useful information. I'm writing this about three months after the making of this vid. Right now, on Amazon these run from $200-$236 (two of them are marked down from $44-$60). The Jackery 60W panel is $180 and the 100W panel is $270. With the range of prices we're talking about, I'd likely still lean toward the "proper" Jackery panel for a Jackery charger, but I'd have to see what the characteristics are and see which is more in line with my uses. Again, this is all good info. Just don't expect to spend or save $150 on one of these options. There still isn't enough out there to give us more stratification of price points. It will come.

[@Jasonoid]

The prices fluctuate constantly, during the winter / holidays the prices drop pretty good. During the summer you'll see a higher price. I have seen them around $160 and $170, sometimes even cheaper. You just have to find the deal at the right time.

[@AJHart-eg1ys]

@@Jasonoid I'm definitely going to keep an eye out, at least for the charger. The 500 is only $400 now, but that's still a little rich for my current usage. I think the 240 is $200 and the 300 is $300. I'll worry about panels down the road, and perhaps by then we'll have some solid options closer to what we consider budget.

[@factsmatter1172]

@@AJHart-eg1ys You can try searching for used panels. Look for the ones with the highest effectiveness. One last thing foldable panels are too easy to damage. The glass ones are more stable n durable. You can get them from 100 watts to 400, 500, 600 or so. The less wattage the lighter they are if you are lifting them yourself. Be sure to check your wattage input on your generator. Look for max input so that you don't get anything higher than what your battery can take. Then you will need a chain kit (not a real chain😁) to connect them together. I damaged my ecoflow 160 watts in under 60 days. Had it on top of my suv w ties but it still banged on the rooftop. So the glass structure is what I am going to invest in next. Have an awesome day.🤗 Ps a lighter in weight and cheaper option w less lifespan are the flexible panels which can be glued in w proper sealant or taped w a really strong tape that's clear.🤗

[@AJHart-eg1ys]

@@factsmatter1172 I appreciate the information. I like in the North/Midwest, so a panel obviously isn't something I need to snatch up right away. I likely wouldn't invest unless I was going to spend a lot of time south. I'd like to say that I'm good with letting the technology continue to develop so that the price comes down on the current tech, but I'm noticing a trend the last half dozen years of companies basically establishing a price point for that introductory model, then keeping that point as new tech is introduced. Like with point-and-shoot cameras. They've kind of decided that the introductory model is $120. When they improved them from 16 pixels to 24 pixels, they didn't then offer 16 pixel ones at $80. They just got rid of 16 pixel technology and sold the "new low-end" model at the same $120.

[@n2rj]

With the ecoflow it’s unnecessary to get an XT60 connector as they (EF) include a MC4 to XT60 in the box. So just connect via MC4. Also gender goes by the pins not the shell. On the power stations it’s a male not female.

[@Jasonoid]

Thanks for the correction, it seems I reversed the name of the adapter. The one pictured in the video is still correct. If your solar panel doesn't have MC4 connections then you will need an XT650 adapter of some sort.

[@LakeSailor321]

@@Jasonoid I'm looking to likely buy the EcoFlow River Pro with some kind of portable solar panel and was wondering about this. Jason would you still suggest one of these panels for an EcoFlow or is there another or newer panel you might suggest that would be best for an EcoFlow? Trying to keep adapters at a minimum haha. Thanks!

[@Jasonoid]

@@LakeSailor321 As long as the panel has Anderson powerpole you can buy one of the adapters in the video description and it would work just fine. The BALDR or Elecaenta 120 panels would be my recommendation. The adapter you would want would be the "AndersonPP to XT60 Male".

[@LakeSailor321]

@@Jasonoid Sorry, just one followup question. Was looking at the ELECAENTA on Amazon. One of the pictures at the bottom in red it says it DOES NOT support EcoFlow River series XT60 charging head. have you by chance tested that specific combination? Wasn't sure if they say that because you would require the adapter, or if it straight up doesn't work or may be problematic. Thank you!

[@Jasonoid]

@@LakeSailor321 they put that in the description because it requires the adapter.

[@remnantmom151]

Can you use a Gizzu 200w or 100 w solar panel on the BLuetti EB70 portable power station?

[@Jasonoid]

As long as the solar panel voltage doesn't go over 28v, it will work on the EB70.

[@litnoregrets7551]

Nice video. It would be great if you showed some performance results and told us why you like these panels. I have ordered several panels and am testing them myself to see what works best. It would be great to have someone else’s input. I liked that you discussed the adapters you can get for these. This is a confusing topic because adapters, such as ones with mc4 can wire different plus as the positive and negative. Anderson connectors confuse me this way too. I worry I will get the wrong adapter and fry something. Also, would love to know more why rock pals has 2 100W panels. They seem so different. Thanks.

[@Jasonoid]

I have an an extensive 11 solar panel comparison video where all features and performance is covered. These panels are included.....and yeah, reverse connecting mc4s is a real deal, I will sometimes mark the connectors with polarity so I don't reverse them. That's why I love Anderson connections.

[@litnoregrets7551]

Jasonoid Thank you. I forgot to check if you have other videos.I’ll check it out. I’m excited to see what you found. 😊👍🏼

[@litnoregrets7551]

Hahaha, I tracked down your video. I have seen it, three times. Love it. I didn’t realize you were the same person.

[@Jasonoid]

@@litnoregrets7551haha Awesome! Let me know if you have any other questions!

[@RealSenseChannel]

Really good review, but if you'd like to save you can use a cheaper panel with higher wattage and make it compatible for $20. I did a review on it and its saved me a bunch of money.

[@lindaconway6146]

We are looking at the bluetti Ac200p or ac200 max recommendation for solar panels. Thanks

[@Jasonoid]

It's best to use glass rigid panels with those power stations since they can easily be left outside in all weather conditions and can be connected together very easily with no adapters. Are you looking for something like this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5iuZKWorLicnLc or this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHe5pX2OpruSsKM

[@lindaconway6146]

@@Jasonoid we are looking at something like the portable on Wheels. The panels you used on the video are the ones would recommend ? Thanks

[@Jasonoid]

@@lindaconway6146 Yes, the BougeRV panels are a great choice!

[@lindaconway6146]

@@Jasonoid thanks for your input

[@MegaHowtoMan]

Can I connect a Harbor Freight Solar panel to a Bluetti EB3A?

[@Jasonoid]

Yes. If you get an SAE to MC4 adapter. You can connect up your Harbor Freight 100w panel.

[@mondavou9408]

OMG. Finally. I purchased an Ecoflow River Pro at Costco spring of 2022 on a road show for $429 US Dollars. I didn't pull the trigger on the panel because it was almost $2 per watt (on the road show sale even). I've been trying to find the info you provided but all I kept seeing was fanboy infomercial hype BS. Thanks

[@Jasonoid]

Most portable panels will be $2 per watt. Sometimes they drop on sale slightly below that cost. You'll need some adapters to get you from Anderson PowerPole to XT60 if you pick up the Baldr 120w or Elecaenta 120w panels. You can find those here: Required Adapter "Anderson to XT60 Male Adapter": amzn.to/3xSDcqu OR amzn.to/2UpPVSP

[@mondavou9408]

@@Jasonoid Thanks for the reply. The one I just purchased off your affiliate link (so I'll curse your name if its a POS ha ha), Baldr 120 now says it comes with the EcoFLow connector (unless I read it wrong).

[@keykecampbell6654]

Hi Jason, I have the same bluetti power station, and just scored a Jackery 200watt panel at a great price! Do you have any idea which connector I need, to use the jackery panels to charge my bluetti?

[@Jasonoid]

I think the older Jackery panels use the 7909 connector, the newer ones use a special proprietary 8020. I haven't seen any adapters for those panels and they make them specifically for their power stations.

[@BrodeyDoverosx]

And how much wattage do they actually produce? I already know everything you mentioned: it’s all on their website.

[@Jasonoid]

I tested them in a video slightly before this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eIndimqtr7-nZpI

[@bsylvia1]

My EcoFlow adapter is an MC4 to T60i into my power station. Do you know if the 60i will work with the panels you’ve mentioned?

[@Jasonoid]

Yes it will work. The XT60i is the orange adapter for the higher power levels on EcoFlow power stations.

[@bsylvia1]

@@Jasonoid - Thanks much! Appreciate the input.

[@Trishyover50]

Hi! Late to the game but learning! Just bought Jackery Explorer 2000 PRO Portable Power Station & looking at Renology 200W Portable Solar Panel. Would this be compatible or do you have another suggestion? Don’t want to spend $600 on the Jackery brand 😕 TIA!

[@Jasonoid]

The hardest part about connecting a solar panel to the Jackery 2000 Pro is finding an adapter for your panel. The Jackery comes with the DC7909 to DC8020 adapter, so you need a solar panel that can plug into a 7909 plug. An adapter like this should allow them to connect: amzn.to/4aUNOc4

[@Trishyover50]

I greatly appreciate your reply! Thank you so much for taking your time to help!

[@Sage1212]

Hi Jason. Im very new to power stations and solar panels so please forgive my ignorance haha. Im in Australia and just purchased a Bluetti eb3a... would you mind suggesting a decent yet budget solar panel thats compatible please? I'd be using them camping and for van life. Thankyou in advance for your advice 😊

[@Jasonoid]

All three of these ~100w panels will work with the EB3A, you just need one with a "7909 / 8mm' adapter. This video will help you understand more about solar panels and how they work: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anuqaX-sf9-hgrs

[@Sage1212]

@@Jasonoid thankyou so much for your reply. I will watch the link now. Its the connections that confuse me so again thankyou 😊

[@Jasonoid]

@@Sage1212 yep, lots of different connections. You'll pick them up the more you watch on the youtubes

[@Sage1212]

@@Jasonoid I just watched the link you suggested. Im slowly understanding things more and more so thankyou so much 😊 you are definitely the best at explaining things in laymens terms on KZbin that i have found and ive been researching for months haha. Im so glad I found your videos. Thankyou for sharing your knowledge 😊

[@Jasonoid]

@@Sage1212 we all start somewhere, so I totally understand. I was a beginner just a few years ago. Lots more videos coming on the channel. Spread the word 👍😁

[@Rossmann32]

Hi there 👋🏻 I’ve got a jackery solar panel and I need the barrel connector to connect to an ALLPOWERS generator! Any info on the size and type I need would be fantastic 😉

[@Jasonoid]

Which AllPowers model power station do you have?

[@Rossmann32]

@@Jasonoid it’s ok m8 I’ve found the connection I need ! But thanks anyway 👍🏻👍🏻

[@carolannbest1925]

Hi.i bought a bluetti eb55 and a 120 watt eco worthy solar panel. Can I connect these two items together. Ty.

[@Jasonoid]

Yes, those are compatible. The solar charging cable that comes with the EB55 will connect to it

[@carolannbest1925]

Ty..I was told by eco worthy they are not compatible...and bluetti suggest I buy their panel. Just new at this...so I received my new 120 watt eco worthy today..and my new bluetti eb55 comes tomorrow...hopefully I can figure things out .ty.

[@carolannbest1925]

I also wanted to use my go labs with my 120 watt eco worthy.. all items bought for emergency power outages during storms.. ty again.

[@Joey-Vega]

Prices ? Most efficient ? Warranty? Durability ? Maybe open them up and show us ? Which do you recommend? Just little constructive ness.

[@Jasonoid]

This video is super old, I'd suggest you check out this newer one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYa1nZKfbNqWo80

[@davemack7740]

Bought the Baldr 120w for my Bluetti EB70S

[@Jasonoid]

That's a great option!

[@ulysses8859]

On budget solar panels check out the Powoxi 100w solar panel and tell me what you think please.

[@Jasonoid]

Where can you find that panel online?

[@ulysses8859]

Jasonoid, I found it on Amazon with the rest of them. It seems to be comparable to the ones you did your video on.

[@rickmiller2335]

Have you tested to Rockpals 200w solar panel?

[@Jasonoid]

Not yet, it seems like a decent model, I doubt it will put out the full 200 watts. My guess would be around 160 to 180 watts based on other rockpals performance.

[@richardburton4935]

Will these fittings still work with the jackery 2000 considering they made the center of barrel plug larger

[@Jasonoid]

I dont have the newer/larger Jackery products so I can't verify if they will work properly. Im sorry :(

[@PrepperDino]

Nice video, close up is good for this 70 yrs old grandma. I really jumped into solar generators I have several new to me, I’d like to loop them all up together but I am not really sure what’s safe, maybe I can help me and tell me what I have to do and you can point me into the right direction. Should I list them here or would you prefer my emailing the info to you. Thank You

[@Jasonoid]

Most power stations aren't designed to hook together (different chemistries and voltages make that hard). The easiest way to charge them all up would be having a small 100watt panel on each power station. Maybe tell me some of the power stations you are using and what you are wanting to run off them?

[@google_doodles-games]

Which panel cells are the toughest, will last longer? ROCKPALS RP082 or BALDR? I have been searching for a long time, but hard to know which cells are higher quality. Also which one performs better in low light conditions/in the shadow?

[@Jasonoid]

Are you going to be using panels outside all the time in the rain and weather conditions or are you planning to use them a few times a year for camping?

[@google_doodles-games]

@@Jasonoid i will be living in a car, and use them almost everyday. But i will only use them in good weather, not in rain.

[@Jasonoid]

@@google_doodles-games I'd probably recommend you get either the sunpower flex 50s, they are very light weight and even waterproof or stick with a glass 100 Watt panel, you'll get much more success over a long period with a glass panel. These portable panels aren't meant to be used 24/7, 365. Renogy, hqst, and Newpowa all lake great 100 Watt rigid panels!

[@google_doodles-games]

@@Jasonoid i have a 100w renogy, but it's so bulky and heavy for my small honda civic. I love the convenience of the foldable design, fits below the seat! I thought technology like this would last. So even if you take care of them, and use them 2/4 hours a day on highest sun, what problems could they develop? Sun burn? Film would peel off? Thanks!

[@Jasonoid]

Ahhhhh I see! Well I think the main damage you'd see would be the fabric fading.... ETFE coating should be pretty durable and not yellow or peel. I haven't had a chance to test these panels for 365 torture testing, the Baldr 120 or the rockpals RP082 would be my choices out of these folding panels. I'd say give it a test, you'd get probably a year or more of daily use without issues. Well worth the money at that point!

[@JudiChristopher]

I found your video you suggested Jason... If I got the Bluetti EB70 ... which is the BEST panels to use... which ones would you use?

[@Jasonoid]

Baldr 120 solar panel with the "Anderson to 8mm" adapter in the description.

[@JudiChristopher]

@@Jasonoid I have heard that the Baldr is really good! So all I'd need to do is to buy one panel? Or more? I saw that if a person is using this every day (EB70) on a daily use, that they should get a GLASS "Fixed" Panel on top of the RV... which I"m not opposed to... since I will be living in this RV daily and don't want to bring the panels in and out of the RV all the time... but then would I have to hardwire the EB70 into my breaker box in the Travel Trailer? Which I wouldn't think so.... Holy Cow Jason... so many things to think about... it's a good thing I'm a NLP/Hypnotherapist... so I can "Program" (Self-Hypnosis) myself to NOT be Fearful, but to "Reframe" my thinking into the fact this is so "Exciting" to be able to do all of this... "OhGollyGee"... Bahahaha... I am going to have the cutest... most sophisticated... Vintage Travel Trailer on the block... "VT3" (Vintage Tiny Travel Trailer) I affectionately call my travel trailer... I think the "T" should be "Transformer" when I get through with her... LOL... I have her in my backyard because someone tried to come into our pasture and back up and try to hook her up on a truck... (How crazy can someone be... OHHH I had a guy on a bike, no ... not a motor bike, cycle, but a regular bike, try to pick up a full tank of propane... My propane tanks are the originail bottles 1972, and are a little heavier than the ones of today... this kid tried to pick it up and ride away on his bike... he got maybe a few feet and put it down. "Scary People" The reason I"m boring you with all this extra stuff... is I'm a little scared that someone will try to take off with my Power Station (EB70) and her pretty panels... You are so kind to take the time to help this 66 year old woman... God Bless YOU!! I believe in KARMA... you should receiver some good Karma hopefully soon. Laughing... me leaving you alone... would be good karma... Yes? No? Bahahahaha... Thank you so much for all of your help.

[@Jasonoid]

Awesome setup! I'd probably go with rigid panels if you are planning to use them full time. A 100 watt panel isn't very heavy so you could move it around if needed as you change rv sites. Those will work best for you long term.

[@JudiChristopher]

@@Jasonoid Yes... I agree... See.. I do listen to you!!! I watch y'alls videos... I learn a lot...

[@JudiChristopher]

@@Jasonoid OHHHH Wait... On the "Rigid" panels... What brand/size do you suggest? How many if I was using the Bluetti EB70 Are the Rigid Panels Glass?

[@reggiehansen5277]

Jason, great channel and content. You helped me make my decision on buying a fridge, solar generator and a solar panel. If you ever need help with videos, I am a local videographer in Utah and would love to help.

[@Jasonoid]

Thanks for the local support! I'm a newb but my skills are getting better overtime haha, I use DaVinci Resolve in my videos and it's such a powerful free tool. Send me your contact info to my email and I'll reach out if there's ever a need.

[@TTTT-rc4fv]

What setup do you have reggie?

[@ratpakk2able]

Which connection is easiest to connect and disconnect? Would you recommend anderson or mc4 for running extensions from the panel to the power station? Are anderson and mc4 both waterproof?

[@Jasonoid]

Mc4 are waterproof but horrible to reconnect all the time, Anderson are great to reconnect but not waterproof. There are many great waterproof connectors out there for solar panels. I still prefer Anderson for these portable panels I am always connecting and disconnecting.

[@xena44kina]

Great vid. How would it work with Ecoflow River? Needs a new adapter or connector? Sorry I'm so green when it comes to this.

[@Jasonoid]

Both the Elecaenta and Baldr panels have Anderson powerpole connections. I included a link for the adapter xt60 in the video description that will work with ECOflow.

[@xena44kina]

@@Jasonoid thank u so much

[@bubl8015]

Great video - very helpful - I have a question I was wondering if you could help me. I am thinking of buying the Baldr Panel - I just bought the Bluetti EB70S (haven't got it yet) what extention would I need if I want to extend the distance from the panel to the unit? An anderson one or MC4 one - thank you for any help - I am new to the solar panel hook up stuff

[@Jasonoid]

The Baldr 120 comes with an 8mm adapter, so no need to purchase anything extra. It will plug right into your EB70s

[@redswin5159]

Good information, thanks.

[@Jasonoid]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@prestigeprestiges8311]

Another excellent video. Thank you

[@Jasonoid]

Thanks for checking it out :)

[@christopherlaboy9377]

Great content, I had picked up the Jackery E1000 and two Saga 100's last year and the Saga 100's are still in the boxes. Now since the E1000's operating temp doesn't make it a great option for Ice Fishing here on the east coast I decided to use my Yamaha SC2300i from Costco which works like a Gem. Interesting to see you take on DC to DC chargers like Redarc.

[@Jasonoid]

Just put out a video early this week about my DC to DC charger, I use the dual input kisae dmt 1250, 50 amp compact beast haha

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

No lithium chemistry battery likes being charged below freezing. It will ruin MOST lithium batteries. You can discharge down to zero or below for SOME lithium.

[@CMills8674]

@Jasonoid Are you familiar with the Dokio 300 and 160 watt solar panels? I’m interested in those two to power my EB150 and 70. I’m also looking towards the near future as I’m looking for one to provide power to an AC200p or EB240. Please tell me your thoughts.:

[@Jasonoid]

Ive heard mixed things about them. Price is great since they are half the cost of other portable panels, but I haven't tested them personally. Not sure about the output power vs rated power. I'm hoping to pick one up later this year but that probably doesn't help you since you want it sooner.

[@CMills8674]

@@Jasonoid Any solid budget friendly suggestions?

[@Jasonoid]

Eleceanta 120w, Baldr 120w, Rockpals RP082, are three of my budget panels that all have ETFE and work well. I have been testing some BIGBLUE 100watt panels, very slim and ETFT they put out good power, 85 to 90 watts.

[@CMills8674]

@@Jasonoid thank you!

[@princessbearpoker]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!

[@Mpactpics]

Hi Jason, I have a serious dilemma. I'm on a very tight budget being disabled with bone marrow cancer. I can't take another Florida summer without cold drinks. I just bought a 35l portable car cooler. What is the best way to power it? Eventually, I'd like to have solar, generator and lithium batteries. I have a feeling something like a power station should be my first step. Please help me sift through all the options with the most affordable option to get me started. I've looked at a number of your videos and your spreadsheet, but my mind keeps getting turned around. Solar seems obvious for Florida (liked your video about not buying name package panels) and reasonably priced. Lithium battery, or power box and/ or what is needed to include car alternator. Hopefully, I've given you enough of a picture. Basically I need the cheapest way to obtain, store and safely process power for a refrigerator and small devices, like cell phones and cameras. Thank you in advance. Hopefully , you have a video, or can direct me how to keep a little cooler this summer.🥵

[@Jasonoid]

Going with the 614wh FFpower CN505 is a cheap way to run your fridge. You'll get good results! The coupon codes drop the price down every now and then so keep an eye out for a cheaper price under $400. You can buy it here: amzn.to/34GUQV2 Another great option to power your fridge would be to go with the Bluetti EB55 blue option. It charges very fast and has a larger inverter. I have been happy with the EB55. It's priced at $399 for a limited time using my discount code "JASONEB55" on the Bluetti website! shrsl.com/37zh2 Picking up any of the solar panels in this video will work with BOTH of these power stations. Then you could be able to power your fridge up and charge it with the solar panels. Hope that info helps :)

[@mattheweanfeldman]

Any portable solar panels or charging stations made in the USA?

[@Jasonoid]

Don't think so. Lifepo4 and lithium Ion batteries are all made overseas, not only in China but other countries too. As for solar panels. Battle born batteries are "assembled" in the USA with Chinese cells. You might be able to find some ridgid solar panels that are made in the USA. Most portable panels are made in China.

[@prestigeprestiges8311]

I can’t find this Anderson 2 XT 60 male adapter I ordered it twice and both times was sent the wrong adapter I’m very irritated

[@Jasonoid]

When you click on the amazon link there are 4 selections. Which selection did you have chosen when placing the order?

[@Jasonoid]

You can try this one too: www.amazon.com/QWW-Anderson-Bullet-Adapter-XT60%EF%BC%884/dp/B098D7NF1P/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=Anderson+to+XT60+Adapter&qid=1629298035&sr=8-5 You can try looking on Ebay, or just googling "Anderson Powerpole to XT60 Male" to see what comes up.

[@prestigeprestiges8311]

@@Jasonoid I chose the Anderson to XT60 And they sent me something else that did not fit. I returned it and re-ordered and they sent me One with a bigger connector end than the first time. I checked my ordering Selection and I was correct in what I ordered. I called Amazon and they told me that all of them are female connectors! Huh? Lol. but we know we need the male connector. I’m goning to try one more time with the link that you just suggested Thanks much

[@Jasonoid]

@@prestigeprestiges8311 Wow that's horrible, I guess I got lucky when I ordered mine....I wish they would just offer a listing with just ONE option, not 4! uggggh

[@prestigeprestiges8311]

@@Jasonoid yeah Thanks again! Looking forward to more videos

[@Texasprepper]

Golabs does not have an 8mm input

[@Jasonoid]

Hey thanks for the noticing the slip up! You are right, not sure how I slipped GoLabs into the 8mm category. My bad!

[@huyked]

1:33 Is DC 7909 the same as 8mm? Technically, it's 7.9mm, but I was asking to see if this would fit the Oupes 600w solar generator I just bought. Oupes mentions it uses 7909, and this adapter is 8mm.

[@Jasonoid]

Yep, 7909 and 8mm are completely interchangeable.

[@huyked]

Thank you so much, @@Jasonoid , for the verification!

[@geraldhenrickson7472]

Did you mention that no panels offers a real world current rating. The panel you buy will never produce as much power as you hope/expect.

[@hdrvman]

I JUST BOUGHT THE BLUETTI EB70....WHAT BUDGET PANEL SET UP DO YOU RECOMMEND? I DON'T WANT TO SPEND FOR THE BLUETTI !!!!THANKS.

[@Jasonoid]

Rockpals RP082 is a great one, and it has the parallel connector if you ever wanted to connect two together for more power.

[@Tommyr]

I bought the Baldr 120 watt folding solar panel to use with it, works great!

[@Jasonoid]

@@Tommyr Baldr 120 is a great option! Link in the video description

[@AskIveSolar]

Make sure you put Best Budget Portable Solar Panel or Best Budget Folding Solar panel in your keywords or description. Or you could ask, are these the best budget folding solar panels or something like that.

[@Jasonoid]

Got that stuff in the keywords, thanks

[@agilityig]

Just found you Jason and love the content. I have the Jackery 1000 and just ordered the Bluetti EB55 today. Both will be used in my van (self built). The Rockpals (newer) and the Baldr both look like good options for me. Is there a reason why you would choose one over the other?

[@Jasonoid]

The more watts you can get the better, the Baldr puts out more power so I'd recommend that. Other than power output they are very similar and you can go wrong with either one.

[@inter18]

All the 3 solar you have on description is not cheap.You bull.....Find some.people give you some reviews

[@Jasonoid]

They used to be 'cheaper' panels, prices have gone up though. This video is much better showing 'cheaper' options: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWOsk2WEjdemr9k

[@inter18]

@@Jasonoid what is best for the price solar.

[@Jasonoid]

Did you watch the video? I clearly mentioned the best priced option in the video.

[@inter18]

I cant open the video.poor internet.sorry

[@Jasonoid]

@@inter18 check on Amazon for the Bluerise 120w solar panel.