http://www.tbssolar.com/aspect-solar-ep55-portable/
I've had this for a couple years but only used a few times. it has about 50 hours of actual deployed time on it. it measures 15.4 x 21.3 x 2.0 in. and is 8.6 lbs. Folds up nicely, has an adjustable stand to adjust angle plus it has a cloth cover than separates the panels when they are folded. i started out with tiny 7w panels, then 14w, then 20w and then the 55 watt. once nice feature is it has a MPPT controller which is detachable (it wasn't originally but i added weatherpack connectors) in case you have a stand alone controller. if you don't you can use the MPPT one. last time i used it was death valley. given its size and power it is hard to beat. i am going with a bigger (35lb) solar setup now, although not near as portable.
i added a harness to connect it to standard battery tender jacks as well as a harness to charge via your vehicle's cigarette/12v accessory plug.
i paid $299. would like $215.
They have a newer version out now which is rated at 60w instead of 55w. its $400.
I've had this for a couple years but only used a few times. it has about 50 hours of actual deployed time on it. it measures 15.4 x 21.3 x 2.0 in. and is 8.6 lbs. Folds up nicely, has an adjustable stand to adjust angle plus it has a cloth cover than separates the panels when they are folded. i started out with tiny 7w panels, then 14w, then 20w and then the 55 watt. once nice feature is it has a MPPT controller which is detachable (it wasn't originally but i added weatherpack connectors) in case you have a stand alone controller. if you don't you can use the MPPT one. last time i used it was death valley. given its size and power it is hard to beat. i am going with a bigger (35lb) solar setup now, although not near as portable.
i added a harness to connect it to standard battery tender jacks as well as a harness to charge via your vehicle's cigarette/12v accessory plug.
i paid $299. would like $215.
They have a newer version out now which is rated at 60w instead of 55w. its $400.
