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Any idea of the input you are getting vs the panels you have ?

Any specific details you can share please?
Tested mine ready for the 27th.

Two 415w panels lying flat on the ground partial shade pulling 116w and 143w respectivley, so 261watts total. This will cover my houses base load from the 27th onwards. (Fridge/router), not worried about excess going back to the grid.

I have a seperate 415w (x2) set up for my 12 Kw Jackery powerstation and a 200w set up for the E1000w one
 
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Tested mine ready for the 27th.

Two 415w panels lying flat on the ground partial shade pulling 116w and 143w respectivley, so 261watts total. This will cover my houses base load from the 27th onwards. (Fridge/router), not worried about excess going back to the grid.

I have a seperate 415w (x2) set up for my 12 Kw Jackery powerstation and a 200w set up for the E1000w one
Nice.

Thanks for the breakdown- very useful!
 
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Finally pulled the plug on ordering 2x100w flexible panels for my Bluetti Elite 100 v2 as an upgrade to my existing Allpowers 60w foldable panel.

Will get them out at the weekend and see what they can do.
 

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