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I would try hooking it up to a charge controller if you have one. The voltage can easily jump all over the place if there are clouds passing or something similar. Can you post a pic of the panel?
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The voltage changed like 2 or more times per second on two different days. I don't have a controller. Not very smart phone savy, so no pics yet
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You could set your volt meter to amps, then touch the leads with your meter. The panel will show you max amps, and the meter should display it.
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I don't have a multimeter, I went to an auto parts store. I don't know what they had it set on, volts, amps?
That looks like an old 15 W panel 22 V average
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Only one wire?
Yup, it's a #16 red and black NMC cable
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