Projecta folding solar panels

Yes, have looked these myself, so will be interested to see any responses from users.
I like the fact you can roll out across a windscreen, and aim to afternoon sun at camp, both accessing the charging and blocking the sun from the interior of the vehicle.
As you say, compared to the amorphous blankets price and a regular panel space taken, I feel these are a good compromise.

Hi Stella

They sound good. I found this review

http://www.outbacktravelaustralia.com.au/camping-power/projecta-120-watt-folding-solar-panel-test-march-2014

they seem to be popular, thanks for bringing this up Ive been considering something like this.

Meant to ask, what are you planning on running the panel to, a dedicated second battery (vehicle fitted or a battery pack), or your existing main battery ?

I do like the fact these have the inbuilt solar controller (maybe most panels do ?), even though it is only 8.5 amps . . . should be enough to top off / keep up with my AGM 100amp/hr in the Arkpak.

I got the same model about 2 years ago, don't know about now but back then it came supplied with mini Anderson, alligator clamps, cigarette plug and Waeco style plugs that simply changed over via a simple 2 pin (dummy proof) in line plug.
It was able to keep up with 60lt fridge, 12v lights and occasionally a DVD player for the 3 year old, our longest bush camp was 18 days and with sun every day we never had a problem. We even helped out another camper in an old Bedford bus motor home with a dead battery once, after 2 hours on the panel he was able to start his bus.( of course all he said was " didn't think that piece of sh#% would do it ", the brotherhood of free camping my ar+< !

Hi Stella. You should be able to buy good quality folding panels from reliable sellers on ebay for less that $200. Most folding panels come with cable that is to small just upgrade to 8b@s and add an anderson plug. Just do a search on this site for posts .
cheers Graeme.