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where to get solar panels at a reasonable price?

Post by j-top paj »

anyone?

im looking for a panel thats within 1200x800 external dimensions to i can mount it properly.

the best i have found so far is jaycar 80W ( i would like bigger if possible )
and a few 100W on fleabay etc..
im leaning more toward the jaycar one incase of waranty etc.. but if there are any other shops/sites to check out??
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I know that thread initially casts doubt on the site, but read on. It just appears to have launched a tad early. They have since been able to be contacted by phone, confirmed the brands are reasonable, and appear to be quite legit.
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Post by T_Diesel »

Check out sidewinder

http://www.sidewinder.com.au

Their prices always seem to be pretty reasonable.
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Post by its aford not a nissan »

i got 3 120 watt panels from jaycar for 660 ea
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Post by j-top paj »


the prices seem ok but they are all folding panels, id prefer one thats one piece as im mounting it on a sliding hatch.
its aford not a nissan wrote:i got 3 120 watt panels from jaycar for 660 ea

dimensions?




the sidewinder ones seem quite good, $370 delivered for a 80W and within the size im after.
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Post by its aford not a nissan »

j-top paj wrote:
its aford not a nissan wrote:i got 3 120 watt panels from jaycar for 660 ea

dimensions?




1250 x 808 , so a tad bigger than your specs , sorry
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Post by FawDawz »

hey mate. I've got a kyocera 86watt here. You can have it for 400.
send me an email. ruddmj@gmail.com
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Post by pongo »

DId you ever see my big solar panel, good for a heap of amps and abotu that size. happy to part with it if your keen.

Anyone know how to test the actual output of a solar panel. its been knocked around a bit so would love to see what it can actually pump out now.
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