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None the less it's still just 10 More cents per watt for a New panel which is why I am asking the initial question... that seems super cheap...

90 percent that's incredible...70 percent is what will was getting in direct sun... you managed to get more effeciency than new panels maybe you can share a video... good work

130 max that's not my concern.

San tan with shipping is 72 per panel if you buy 10... San tan is also used and has some degritation point is these 440 watt seem super cheap... when most new panels are .85 -95 cents a Watt... I've got 10 new powa 210 watt for 205 per panel... These are 217 for 440 watt which would be the most...

I think max voltage is 40... I've got LV 2424... which requires minimum 30 volts so yeah... but I think I'm missing something with these panels bc the price doesn't make sense

https://shop.signaturesolar.us/products/440w-black-mono-60-cell-panel-by-solarever?ref=cPwLcVc0SW-BjN

https://shop.signaturesolar.us/products/440w-black-mono-60-cell-panel-by-solarever?ref=cPwLcVc0SW-BjN

Will's new video there's a 440 watt panel at the website it is $217 that would mean it's $0.49 a Watt. That would be cheaper than San tan panels what am I missing doesn't seem to make sense.

I'm looking a simple watt meter that can test individual panels and give a readout of wattage being produced per panel. I have multimeter clamp meter etc but I'm looking to simplify the process and get it clear readout testing individual panels ...

Thanks I did contact battleborn for now I said it at 22.5...thanks

10 Battleborn 100 amp hour 12 volt batteries wired in series and then parable for 24 volt system running off of lv2424 inverter. What's the recommended low voltage disconnect battleborn gives numbers for 12 volt. Stating cut off at 11 volt so that mean we said it at 22 for a 24 volt system so DC...

Video question easier this way maybe you can explain

Your right... I actually have 10 panels but for the sake of this question was just using five... I ended up putting six panels in series and then parallel each series pair created 36 volts. The LV 2424 required 30 volts to start charging. What's interesting is combining the three three pairs of...