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Originally Posted by camaraderie
tookewl...with a 100 watt solar panel at 12V the physics dictates that in direct sunlight you can get 8.3 AMPS at full output in direct sunlight. You are suggesting that WITHOUT adusting the panels for the angle of the sun that you can get the equivilent of between 10 and 12 hours a day of direct sunlight on the panels (setting aside wiring losses). That is complete BS.
The solar stick may be a good solution for some to get their panels out of the shade and get more output by tending to their angle frequently but I don't recall them claiming to have repealed the Ohms law. First post here...could you have some commercial interest in solar stick?
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How can you make that claim - what are you basing that on? Do you have any personal knowledge or experience with this product? I own a solarstik and I have personal, first hand knowledge of getting 8+ amps per hour out of it. I have been at anchor for several days at a time, using only the solarstik and have kept my batteries at
full charge - running our fridge (that makes ice), using the stereo, running anchor and cabin lights, (and we even use the microwave to make several bags of microwave popcorn
As a post note, I have no affiliation with SolarStik (but I would buy their stock if they went public
