Zamp 200w portable panels
I bought a 200w portable solar panel by Zamp and brought it with me to The New Hampshire State Championships Cowboy Shoot this weekend. Of course it rained for 4 days and there was zero sun but on ...
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Zamp has a nice setup, but wow that is pricey.
I, too, have been thinking about having 200 watts of solar and not attaching them to the roof. We do a lot of midwest camping in State Parks and National Forests with shaded campsites.
Here's a Renogy 200 watt kit for 1/3 the price. Link here
It isn't a suitcase, but could easily be made into one. You'd have to buy some wire for distance hookup, a fuse, and a couple of hinges if you want to join the panels together. But with panels that size, I think I'd rather have them individual to make hauling and storing a bit easier on my back.
I, too, have been thinking about having 200 watts of solar and not attaching them to the roof. We do a lot of midwest camping in State Parks and National Forests with shaded campsites.
Here's a Renogy 200 watt kit for 1/3 the price. Link here
It isn't a suitcase, but could easily be made into one. You'd have to buy some wire for distance hookup, a fuse, and a couple of hinges if you want to join the panels together. But with panels that size, I think I'd rather have them individual to make hauling and storing a bit easier on my back.
