Used 5 Watt Solar panels(semi-commercial)

[marcus mcgee]

I have 20 or so 5 Watt solar panels available. These were used at golf
courses to power some of our equipment and we have upgraded to 10 watt
panels. The panels are manufactured by Unisolar and they are good units
with a plastic type packaging so that they do not break like the
tempered glass units.

Output in full sun is 300-350 ma at 14 volts and they work quite well.
They cost $65 new at wholesale, retail for around $95 to $110. I will
sell them to anyone on the net for $30 each plus shipping.

We also have some M2 voltage regulators for these that will handle up to
2 Amps. These prevent any overcharging of the battery systems attached
to the panels. These retail for around $60 and we purchased them for
$35. $15 for any one on the net.

All funds will be recycled into my GMC.

Any one interested?

Marcus

PS: We also have access to other solar product if any one ids looking to
do a solar project for their GMC

 

[bright walter]

Hi Marcus, Yes, I am interested in a couple of panels (assuming the
regulator can control the current flow of more than one panel) and a
regulator. Let me know if the regulator can handle more than 1 panel and I
might be interested in several. Thanks, walter bright, 76 GB currently on
the road in WYOming.

- -----Original Message-----
From: Marcus McGee [mailto:crsalert]
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 1999 8:47 AM
To: gmcmotorhome
Subject: GMC: Used 5 Watt Solar panels(semi-commercial)

I have 20 or so 5 Watt solar panels available. These were used at golf
courses to power some of our equipment and we have upgraded to 10 watt
panels. The panels are manufactured by Unisolar and they are good units
with a plastic type packaging so that they do not break like the
tempered glass units.

Output in full sun is 300-350 ma at 14 volts and they work quite well.
They cost $65 new at wholesale, retail for around $95 to $110. I will
sell them to anyone on the net for $30 each plus shipping.

We also have some M2 voltage regulators for these that will handle up to
2 Amps. These prevent any overcharging of the battery systems attached
to the panels. These retail for around $60 and we purchased them for
$35. $15 for any one on the net.

All funds will be recycled into my GMC.

Any one interested?

Marcus

PS: We also have access to other solar product if any one ids looking to
do a solar project for their GMC

 

[richard waters]

I'm interested too. I just wonder where I would put the panels. Right
now the only free space would be on the pod. How big are the units?
Richard Waters '76 PB, Troy, MI

> Hi Marcus, Yes, I am interested in a couple of panels (assuming the
> regulator can control the current flow of more than one panel) and a
> regulator. Let me know if the regulator can handle more than 1 panel and I
> might be interested in several. Thanks, walter bright, 76 GB currently on
> the road in WYOming.
>
> -

 

[bartz paul]

Ditto for me, Marcus.

Are you going to Forest City?? We could pick up there if so.

Paul Bartz

From: Bright, Walter [mailtoaa8394]
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 1999 9:05 AM

Hi Marcus, Yes, I am interested in a couple of panels (assuming the
regulator can control the current flow of more than one panel) and a
regulator. Let me know if the regulator can handle more than 1 panel and I
might be interested in several. Thanks, walter bright, 76 GB currently on
the road in WYOming.
From: Marcus McGee [mailto:crsalert]

Sent: Thursday, September 09, 1999 8:47 AM

I have 20 or so 5 Watt solar panels available. These were used at golf
courses to power some of our equipment and we have upgraded to 10 watt
panels. The panels are manufactured by Unisolar and they are good units
with a plastic type packaging so that they do not break like the tempered
glass units.
Output in full sun is 300-350 ma at 14 volts and they work quite well. They
cost $65 new at wholesale, retail for around $95 to $110. I will sell them
to anyone on the net for $30 each plus shipping.
We also have some M2 voltage regulators for these that will handle up to 2
Amps. These prevent any overcharging of the battery systems attached to the
panels. These retail for around $60 and we purchased them for $35. $15 for
any one on the net.
All funds will be recycled into my GMC.
Any one interested?
PS: We also have access to other solar product if any one is looking to do a
solar project for their GMC

 

[hawk ii]

please put me down for 3 panels and 1 reg

Just tell me the shipping and where to send the check

Thanks
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