[SSBN506]

Here is my overview of the bendable 100w Monocrystalline solar panel from Renogy. I had it mounted on my Bimini. I like it quite a bit and I like the price even better. It also made it through a 63 knots of winds with no problems after a storm blew through.

This is on my 1986 Catalina 30 TRBS

 

[Dave_E]

Nice. Thanks!

 

[CharlzO]

Very good to see real-world. Love the charge controller too, might have to upgrade my own to something like that. Definitely food for thought if/when I change out my rigid.

 

[Group9]

That's nice. It's amazing how while the price of pretty much everything else just keeps inflating, electronics are getting cheaper and cheaper.

 

[fcsob]

Where dot you get it.

 

[goat]

Where dot you get it.

Try here.

https://www.renogy-store.com/100watts-bendable-panel-p/rng-100db.htm

 

[chucklesR]

I'd like to see the output on a normal day. 100w at 14.3v should be pumping out about 6.9 amp hours.
(My twin 140's pump 22ah+ on good days)

Show me anywhere close to that and it's a good deal for flexible panels.

 

[Jaramaz]

I'd like to see the output on a normal day. 100w at 14.3v should be pumping out about 6.9 amp hours.
(My twin 140's pump 22ah+ on good days)

Show me anywhere close to that and it's a good deal for flexible panels.

100 W @ 14.3 V gives about 7 Amps (not Ah, that is the integrated Amps over some given time). Peak power! Cannot do any better.
OP says, and it shows, it was a cloudy day, 2.3 A is not bad.

Achieved power also depends on other factors as the angle to the sun. Me, living at 60 degree North I never achieve peak power rating.

Another factor is the battery status.

All in all, not a bad result the OP show us. If you are happy with your panels (seemingly producing more than declared power)- congrats!

/J