BougeRV 200 Watt Yuma Flexible CIGS Walk On Solar Panel ~ Van/Boat Life

Looking for a thin, flexible, and waterproof high power output solar panel for your van, RV, Trailer, Fifth Wheel, or Boat? If so, then you'll definitely want to check out this BougeRV 200 watt Yuma CIGS walk on solar panel. Product review and testing video. Green power, ideal for van life and boating. Enjoy the video!

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[bobjones]

Good review as usual. Panels are a little pricy per watt but have advantages of being very portable and storable. I understand the adhesive backing for a vehicle surface but I'd like to see them with grommets to allow them to be hung as well. Also I'd have to think about how good that adhesive is at 60 MPH?

[tarstarkusz]

Why do you have it tilted? It's not meant to be used that way. Of course, the way it is meant to be used will have dramatically lower output.

[robertpolito]

Once you stick your solar panels you will not be able to pull them off your RV in 10 years to replace the solar panels.

[jimmy_Ross]

yeah 200watts after being wormed up like i said

[tarstarkusz]

solar freakin walkways? Do we really need to go through this again?