Portable Solar Generators

[JtTribe]

Anyone have any exsperience with solar Generators? I'm currently putting the EBL 1000watt voyager and 100watt apollo solar panel through its paces. So far so good! I spend most of my time overlanding in my Jeep. I have been able to do alot more boondocking! I will report back soon!

Have a blessed day! Stay Outdoors!

[Y-Guy]

Thread Closed, please refer to the Portable Solar Generators that you started August 20.

[shelbyfv]

Given that multiple postings of the same are prohibited, perhaps they will consolidate or at least lock one of them.

[time2roll]

bikendan wrote:
Why did you start the same thread all over again? Your previous thread is two threads below this one.

I think the idea is to only comment if you actually have one to avoid all the other banter and unrelated advice.

[Lwiddis]

A 100 watt solar panel will get you 5.5-5.7 amps under perfect conditions which can be had 4 to 5 hours a day maximum. Not many paces until your "generator" is dead.

[bikendan]

JtTribe wrote:
Anyone have any exsperience with solar Generators? I'm currently putting the EBL 1000watt voyager and 100watt apollo solar panel through its paces. So far so good! I spend most of my time overlanding in my Jeep. I have been able to do alot more boondocking! I will report back soon!

Have a blessed day! Stay Outdoors!

Why did you start the same thread all over again? Your previous thread is two threads below this one.

[Grit_dog]

Did you forget that you actually started the last thread 10 days ago about the same thing?:S

[pianotuna]

A better solution may have been a large battery and an inverter, adding solar panels.

Generally these "solar generators" are quite pricey. They are convenient if not much power is needed.

[Grit_dog]

There’s a fun discussion about these from just a few days ago….