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📅 August 11, 2019 ⏱️ 6:53

Update video Review on the poor performance of the Inergy Linx 100 Solar Panels. Sure they are light, flexible, and portable, but is that worth the poor performance? *See August 19th update video* | https://youtu.be/5SNBE_ED1rI The 4th Renogy solar panel shown in the video is RNG-100D-SS: https://amzn.to/31xCazP Renogy 100 Watt 12 Volt Monocrystalline Solar Panel (Compact Design) Some of you have requested that I do an update from the last video. Another video showing the performance of the panels without a cable shadow on the panels. Here we are. As mentioned before, that amount of shadow on the panel should not affect the panel performance to that degree. I cannot recommend anyone purchasing this panel. The cost to performance ratio is simply not worth it. I purchased everything in this video with my own money. This video is not sponsored by anyone, nor was anything given or lended to me for this video. Everything in the video is my personal opinion. Linx Panel Specs Solar Capacity: 100 Watts Cell Type: Monocrystaline Semi Flexible: Flex up to 30 degrees - ETFE Lamination Voltage at Max Power: (Vm) 17.6V Current at Max Power: (lm) 5.68A Dimensions: 26" W x 40" H x .75" D Weight: 8 lbs. Connection Type: EC8 Pre-drilled holes in each corner with brass grommets for fast mounting and securing Chainable for multiple panels (up to 5)