Comments on: Review of the Global Solar Sunlinq 6.5 Watt http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/review-global-solar-sunlinq-65-watt Avoid Over 290,000 tonnes of CO2 Each Year Using Solar Power Mon, 08 Mar 2010 06:12:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: admin http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/review-global-solar-sunlinq-65-watt/comment-page-1#comment-716 admin Thu, 15 Oct 2009 14:18:29 +0000 http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/?p=67#comment-716 @ Bryan why should You use the panels of this solar charger? Why don't buy something like this? <a href="http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?CAWELAID=107598142&productId=2062564&tab=features" rel="nofollow">here</a> @ Bryan why should You use the panels of this solar charger? Why don’t buy something like this?
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]]> By: Bryan http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/review-global-solar-sunlinq-65-watt/comment-page-1#comment-714 Bryan Thu, 15 Oct 2009 13:56:09 +0000 http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/?p=67#comment-714 I'm wanting to take this apart for use in my senior project. Do you know the individual specs for each solar panel. Like do they eaxh put out 12 volts and .1A and are hooked up in parallel to get 12 V and .4 A, or 6.5 V in series....? thanks I’m wanting to take this apart for use in my senior project. Do you know the individual specs for each solar panel. Like do they eaxh put out 12 volts and .1A and are hooked up in parallel to get 12 V and .4 A, or 6.5 V in series….?
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]]> By: arie http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/review-global-solar-sunlinq-65-watt/comment-page-1#comment-209 arie Sat, 18 Apr 2009 11:41:30 +0000 http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/?p=67#comment-209 dear sir i am looking to buy 5000pc at the first quantity what will be the price? what is the delivery time? regards Arie dear sir
i am looking to buy 5000pc at the first quantity
what will be the price?
what is the delivery time?
regards
Arie

]]> By: admin http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/review-global-solar-sunlinq-65-watt/comment-page-1#comment-34 admin Wed, 26 Nov 2008 06:12:06 +0000 http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/?p=67#comment-34 Dear Shonn, thx for your comment and your experience. You can have a look a these posts if you need more info about the batteries and how to monitor their power: http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/deep-cycle-battery-solar-charging http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/monitor-solar-powered-system otherwise when you think have problems with your solar charger, it's best you contact the manufacturer's assistance to avoid the risk you had a damaged product. Enrico Dear Shonn,

thx for your comment and your experience.

You can have a look a these posts if you need more info about the batteries and how to monitor their power:

http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/deep-cycle-battery-solar-charging
http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/monitor-solar-powered-system

otherwise when you think have problems with your solar charger, it’s best you contact the manufacturer’s assistance to avoid the risk you had a damaged product.

Enrico

]]> By: Shonn Everett http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/review-global-solar-sunlinq-65-watt/comment-page-1#comment-33 Shonn Everett Wed, 26 Nov 2008 03:36:05 +0000 http://www.12voltsolarpanels.net/?p=67#comment-33 I was excited to purchase this product. However, I was not able to get anything to charge that it advertised it would charge. It actually seemed to drain the power from my pocket PC when I tried to charge it. I tried my daughter's cell phone with the car charger plug, and it kept repeating the message on the phone that it was optimizing for charge, which it should do only once when first plugged in. This was in full intense sunlight, so it should have been getting full voltage, but it acted like it was surging off and on. When I tried to charge my cell phone with its car charger, it caused the phone to power off each time I plugged it in, and didn't seem to give any charge after a reasonable time. It should have activated the charging icon on the screen. I put the battery clamp attachment on it and tested the output voltage with a small volt meter. It was outputting 12 to 15 V, but I don't know how to test the output AMPS. I am wondering if the amps are not outputting the stated amount or if the voltage regulator it says it has built in is backwards or something, draining my power? Any ideas? Thanks. I was excited to purchase this product.
However, I was not able to get anything to charge that it advertised it would charge. It actually seemed to drain the power from my pocket PC when I tried to charge it. I tried my daughter’s cell phone with the car charger plug, and it kept repeating the message on the phone that it was optimizing for charge, which it should do only once when first plugged in. This was in full intense sunlight, so it should have been getting full voltage, but it acted like it was surging off and on. When I tried to charge my cell phone with its car charger, it caused the phone to power off each time I plugged it in, and didn’t seem to give any charge after a reasonable time. It should have activated the charging icon on the screen.
I put the battery clamp attachment on it and tested the output voltage with a small volt meter. It was outputting 12 to 15 V, but I don’t know how to test the output AMPS. I am wondering if the amps are not outputting the stated amount or if the voltage regulator it says it has built in is backwards or something, draining my power? Any ideas? Thanks.

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