SUNJACK 60W Portable mid-sized Solar Panel ☀️ (USB-C, USB-A, DC Output)

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@UrbanSurvivor Год назад

You can pick up the SUNJACK 60W Panel and help support the channel here - amzn.to/3EvPSd6

@andrewm1606 Год назад

This looks really durable, which is nice. It's hard to differentiate the junk from legitimate solar products on Amazon. Good video.

@UrbanSurvivor Год назад

Yeah I've had my hands on a dozen or so panels and these definitely feel the least junky lol

@FLsheepdog1 Год назад

Just in time for the Hurricanes! Good video.

@meltdown537 Год назад

Very cool!

@gregsmith1116 Год назад

Thanks US! Great portable solar. If I camped more than I do now, I would get this one!

@UrbanSurvivor Год назад

Yeah not bad for a mid sized panel! Wonder if they will make a 100w panel one day!

@gregsmith1116 Год назад

@@UrbanSurvivor Agreed Sir!

@DaveCollierCamping Год назад

Good info

@UrbanSurvivor Год назад

Thanks Dave!

@vanquestgear Год назад

Been looking into these recently, seems like a great option! Now to find an external battery as well lol

@UrbanSurvivor Год назад

What size battery are you looking for?

@tgen2012 Год назад

Sunjack sells this kit with a battery

@xmateinc 10 месяцев назад

I got this foe bicycle touring. When I pulled it out of the box i was glad I got it. It seems very durable. Need to start testing it out on charging my anker 737. Wonder if this will hook up to a anker 548.

@Robert-tj3qq 2 месяца назад

How do you like it so far ? .I'm looking at this to do some biking also 🌞

@xmateinc 2 месяца назад

@@Robert-tj3qq it’s nice. It’s kind of big but no problem with the trailer, wouldn’t use for backpacking though.

@yangimagery 3 месяца назад

Hello, how does it hold up now?

@johnshropshire3399 Год назад

👍👍

@brandong2142 Год назад

This looks like a winner. I had a Power Film that was a complete dud. Had a built in battery that died and made the panel itself useless. Don’t remember the exact number but the company wanted $100 to change the batteries out. Now, it’s a paperweight

@UrbanSurvivor Год назад

Wonder what the point of the built in battery was to begin with but that sounds like a terrible idea lol. I feel like a panel like this one could easily last for decades...

@brandong2142 Год назад

@@UrbanSurvivor it wouldn’t be so horrible if at least it was some user replaceable 18650 or 21700. I looked at swapping myself, but there are many solder joints that need to be undone just to disassemble and access the battery, so it sits for now. I may salvage the panel from it, but I think it’s just a 30 watt. Definitely wouldn’t have gone this route if I understood this stuff more thoroughly at the time.

@TheAcidheat Год назад

love this stuff thanks for review.. by the way check out nitecore solar products and power film solar😉❤️👍🇱🇹

@DOCSAFETUBE Год назад

Great review again brother.. your reviews are getting better and better very nice 👍 However I do like this product a lot going to Amazon to see if it is in different colors besides yellow.

@UrbanSurvivor Год назад

Thanks for watching brother! Glad you enjoyed the video! Yeah overall I was really impressed by this solar panel, especially the build quality. I also own their 25w panel which is nice if you want something more compact... Unfortunately I don't think it comes in any other colors...

@DOCSAFETUBE Год назад

@@UrbanSurvivor we can always paint the yellow.. be safe out there and thanks for the review

@chrissinclair8705 Год назад

What I like most about this panel is the mesh pouch covering the control box so water can get in there and clean out the electronics. Electronics work a lot better when you hose them out with water. I should know, I'm a computer tech! Great review. What's the open circuit voltage? 38w seems a little low. My 60w panel which has an open circuit voltage of 23.8v regularly gets 45-52w in good sun. I'm wondering if it has a lower open circuit voltage and you're not getting the max you can out of it. Could also be the USB box eating a lot of the power. My panel I specifically chose because it has a DC bypass lead so you can bypass the silly USB box to get max power out of it.

@christopherm6994 9 месяцев назад

Mesh pouch so after the box goes through a rainstorm it will dry out sufficiently

@magruder82 5 месяцев назад

The USB ports are waterproof IP67

@chrissinclair8705 5 месяцев назад

Well that's good to hear. Interesting panel. I wonder if they will work in series or parallel. Could be an option for my ebikes saddlebags with my boost converter to charge up the battery. Love the portability. I'm assuming it's a 5.5x2.1mm standard barrel plug output. Doesn't matter really, I'll make it work regardless. Even if it was bare leads, as long as the panels are good. Great video by the way.@@magruder82

@magruder82 5 месяцев назад

looks like it can at least do parallel. Sunjack sells a 60w parallel kit on their site, which includes two 60w panels and a parallel adapter cable. Not sure how it will work on your saddlebag. That's an interesting use case, but seems like it might be too big for that purpose (compact for 60w, but large regardless). Depends on how much space you have. The unfolded dimensions of one panel is 47" x 14.5" x 1". @@chrissinclair8705

@chrissinclair8705 5 месяцев назад

No not on them. Lol. But they would fit in there so I could deploy them when parked.@@magruder82