Solar panel good deal?

[AceCombat]

Hey just got our Salem cruise 2017 and found somebody selling 3 330w panels for 150$ includes controller and a couple of super duty batteries. I was just wondering if anyone was familar with edysun panels. Spelling might bewrong. Wife told me about the ad. But 330w per panel and 3 panels.

[Flybob]

What is the operating voltage of the controller? These are large panels 5' x 4'. The price seems too good to be true. A controller alone for that size panel would be close to $150. Possibly Edison panels. There are generally used on commercial high voltage residential systems.

[AceCombat]

Not sure just 150 for all 3 he called it a 1000w full system. Oh well just heard back he sold the sey missed it by 20mins. Theres alway more around the corner. Thanks

[Danieloneil01]

Just go on Amazon and look. Just get the cheapest with the best warranty. You can probably find 100 watt panels for close to $1/watt in either flexible or hard panels.

[Flybob]

You should be able to get good panels from a US company with support and warranty for about $1.00 a watt.

[ppine]

There is a lot of used solar equipment for sale. A lot of it is older, not very efficient, and partly worn out but the price is right. It is a way to get started.

What is your plan 1,000 watts of solar?

[babock]

US made panels $185 for 200W. Guaranteed 25 years.
https://www.continuousresources.com/...panel-5-busbar

[LizzyRN]

Originally Posted by babock

US made panels $185 for 200W. Guaranteed 25 years.
https://www.continuousresources.com/...panel-5-busbar

These are currently on sale for $165.

[Theo]

Originally Posted by LizzyRN

These are currently on sale for $165.

Wowsers! Great deal! Thanks, LizzyRN.

[TitanMike]

Originally Posted by Flybob

You should be able to get good panels from a US company with support and warranty for about $1.00 a watt.

What's wrong with Chinese panels. Many of their companies have been building solar panels for decades.

I have a pair of panels made by Komaes, a company that's been building them since the early '90s and they work flawlessly.

Panel only cost was less than $1 per watt. 1/3 the cost of Renogy panels and almost 1/5 the cost of Zamp (a couple of US companies).