Which Solar Panel is Right for You? | TRAIL TALK

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  • čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
  • What solar panel should I buy? Briefcase (portable) or Fixed (mounted)?
    This question does not have a simple answer. Understanding the pro's and con's of each option is a crucial first step into understanding which one to buy for your overlanding set up.
    Once you have worked through these problems, you will begin to see which one works best for you! You may also find what we did, there is a place for both in your build.
    Products used in this video:
    REDARC 120W Folding Solar Panel: www.redarcelec...
    REDARC 180W Monocrystalline Solar Panel:
    redarcelectron...
    Anderson Connectors: amzn.to/47oL70X

Komentáře • 19

  • @bradley4294
    @bradley4294 Před rokem +10

    This channel needed to fill the void between your great video's with this kind of content, and teach all of us on the behind the scenes preparation on our overland vehicles, love your new content

  • @SoloLard
    @SoloLard Před rokem +2

    Very glad Tanner that you are doing these videos... It is very nice to have one video for each of the things on the vehicle that may not be talked about a whole lot in a bigger video with a lot of other stuff. Would love to see a video on retractable Awnings and which one you guys prefer and which ones are better for different climates and terrains and such. Am loving the content all the time. :)

  • @richardwalsh5570
    @richardwalsh5570 Před rokem +1

    The Redarc Amphiourours blanket type folding panels are the go 300w 18a in or Itec World 300w. No controller necessary if you Anderson plug to Redarc bcdc. The blanket panels are way lighter and take up much less space than the hard ones. You can chuck over your bonnet too. You always park car in the shade in summer. Portable panels you can then run off the lead to where the sun is. 😊🎉

  • @christopherharris6005
    @christopherharris6005 Před rokem +1

    Awesome video as always XO Crew.

  • @delennfire1761
    @delennfire1761 Před rokem +2

    U guys rock! I enjoy all the wonderful things U see!

  • @lylemacdonald6672
    @lylemacdonald6672 Před rokem +3

    I was expecting discussion of hard vs flexible plus different types of solar panels and panel efficiency.

  • @WheresWiseman
    @WheresWiseman Před rokem

    Tanner!! Loving your videos on the XO channel! Keep up the great content 🤘🏻

  • @bobjackson7516
    @bobjackson7516 Před rokem +2

    Great video, thank you!

  • @WesleyShark
    @WesleyShark Před 7 měsíci

    Great video. Thank you

  • @GMS_MCMI
    @GMS_MCMI Před 3 měsíci

    Awesome video! What kinds of trucks are those?

  • @waltsimonson2556
    @waltsimonson2556 Před rokem

    For " Scamp Trailers " a one peace or full shell trailer ,they say they need the charge controller removed , because the plug ? Inlet ? Socket ? Or plug and play As I would call it . On the outside of the trailer , " controles " all the solar input ( fixed and folding ) . So my question is how hard is to remove it ? And how ?.

  • @steveisho4026
    @steveisho4026 Před rokem +1

    Have you guys considered Starlink ?

  • @hantusmostert
    @hantusmostert Před rokem

    Imagine the day when a solar fixed panel on the roof of the vehicle would be enough to power the vehicle in driving long distances. Batteries will improve in years to come.

  • @dubious6718
    @dubious6718 Před rokem

    If you need more than the fixed can give you, buy a portable... doh!
    Just buy a charge controller with 2 inputs.