best low light performance
Hi, Amorphous panels are clearly the best for low light performance--but are relatively speaking huge. Does any one know if Poly or Mono are better in low light?
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Harold
I've asked nothing of PT, if the man says he gets those numbers, I have no reason to question him. I would also be thrilled to get those amps in low light. I know I live in "sunny Colorado" but I've seen plenty of overcast days here while camping. Especially in the spring and fall when we need the amps to run the furnace at night.
My concept is meet your needs in low light and you will always be happy, meet your needs in only bright light and one day you will meet my lil friend... Mr Generator.
BTW
The question was asked of you, not PT. You were the one that side stepped it, PT has been upfront with real world experience. You have only dismissed or discredited anything that doesn't support your position.
So here is a different question of the real world for you. What kind of amps do you get in shade or sun blotting out overcast and yes even in the rain? How long can your batteries last in those situations before you find a alternate means of charging? A week? Two weeks?
When you give the answer please add how many watts, how many AH and daily use.
Thanks
I've asked nothing of PT, if the man says he gets those numbers, I have no reason to question him. I would also be thrilled to get those amps in low light. I know I live in "sunny Colorado" but I've seen plenty of overcast days here while camping. Especially in the spring and fall when we need the amps to run the furnace at night.
My concept is meet your needs in low light and you will always be happy, meet your needs in only bright light and one day you will meet my lil friend... Mr Generator.
BTW
The question was asked of you, not PT. You were the one that side stepped it, PT has been upfront with real world experience. You have only dismissed or discredited anything that doesn't support your position.
So here is a different question of the real world for you. What kind of amps do you get in shade or sun blotting out overcast and yes even in the rain? How long can your batteries last in those situations before you find a alternate means of charging? A week? Two weeks?
When you give the answer please add how many watts, how many AH and daily use.
Thanks
