is it 6 different things with one solar panel or can you only build one at a time?
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You can only build one at a time. It has all the different pieces to build each item.
491285
You can only build one at a time since most of the pieces are used in all of the featured designs but if u buy 6 ,and for this price it's not expensive, you can do all 6 at once. My brother did.
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It could be done, but 50 watts probably wouldn't do the trick. You could tie together more than one panel, though, for more power, or use a larger panel. If you do buy solar and plan to use a lead-acid battery, spend a little more and buy a PWM controller. (Look at Sunguard controllers). It costs a little more, but you'll get more output from the same panel. Controllers are used to prevent overcharging lead acid batteries. So, in short, it can be done. I love the Instapark panels. I dropped one from my RV and replaced it with the same model. Still need to see if I can have the glass replaced. They are not fragile, though. Have fun. It's a project. It could be done, but 50 watts probably wouldn't do the trick. You could tie together more than one panel, though, for more power, or use a larger panel. If you do buy solar and plan to use a lead-acid battery, spend a little more and buy a PWM controller. (Look at Sunguard controllers). It costs a little more, but you'll get more output from the same panel. Controllers are used to prevent overcharging lead acid batteries. So, in short, it can be done. I love the Instapark panels. I dropped one from my RV and replaced it with the same model. Still need to see if I can have the glass... » Read More It could be done, but 50 watts probably wouldn't do the trick. You could tie together more than one panel, though, for more power, or use a larger panel. If you do buy solar and plan to use a lead-acid battery, spend a little more and buy a PWM controller. (Look at Sunguard controllers). It costs a little more, but you'll get more output from the same panel. Controllers are used to prevent overcharging lead acid batteries. So, in short, it can be done. I love the Instapark panels. I dropped one from my RV and replaced it with the same model. Still need to see if I can have the glass replaced. They are not fragile, though. Have fun. It's a project. « Show Less
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No, it is more involved than that. You will need a controller and two circuit breakers. The inverter and controller will depend on what you want to do with your solar
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you should be able to use three. two panels on two connectors and then connect those connectors to a third one. Much like the branches of a tree.
139255
Yes, would need 4 brackets to secure a solar panel. For a larger panel, you might even want 2 more, for a total of 6 - depends on whether the wind can get under the panels.
932682
I'm able to do that with my Mercury 10 panel, but that basically means you're charging 2 things at once. You'll need good sun with the smaller panel, and there's no guarantee that the Goal Zero will charge. It will probably depends on the power you get from the Nomad and how much drain from the charging device.
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You can use any type of solar panel. If you are using solar panel which has wattage of 180 to 300 watts, you can use minimum 5 panels and maximum up to 1750Watts. We can also provide you solar panels at competitive rate.
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Depends on your battery set up...doubt one panel will get the job done. Works great for my RV though.
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It depends on where you live and how much sun you get. Based on 140W 24/7 the 300W "kit" won't be enough. That doesn't mean you couldn't do it with more panels. Just don't buy a "kit". That comes with a dedicated charger for the wattage the kit comes with. Check on line or with someone who can give you the calculations you will need for wattage and but individual panels and then size a charger for your needs. I had to do the same. The panels that come with the kit are top notch and can be bought by themselves.
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no, you only get one panel, the "3" means the one panel has 3 sections like buying a door that is a 3 panel door for inside the house. I sent mine back because of this, too much for just one panel.
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Depends if you connect the controller to the panel then you could connect it to each battery but not both at the same time.
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yes - each panel can be removed from the rest - so you can add as many as you want.
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there are 6 separate pieces/plugs but you can only put one at a time in you phone or computer or whatever
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There are 3 butons on the back of the solar panel. One is called "MODE" that is the one that you push until you get the sequence that you like
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The panels are not pre-connected. You will receive a total of 8 separate pieces. You will connect the smaller panels on top of the larger panels resulting in 4 pieces. You will then connect the 4 pieces together one by one to create one panel that you see in the picture. The included instructions provide good direction.
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Yes, the panels can be used independently from one another. If you mount them side by side or in separate places is totally up to your preference.
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I bought two panels, have not installed them yet. Starting out with 4 batteries @ 100 amps, plan on going to 8 and adding two more panels