Good to know, i need one more panel to complete my 400 Watt system. I have flex panels ATM but i dont think it will matter much if i connect a hard panel such as the HQST to my existing system.
As long as you match the voltages up as close as you can you should be fine. Here is a video I did recently on that very subject that explains in more detail: ruclips.net/video/9duPXeNkf0k/видео.html
Is HQST panel compatible with other power station? If yes, wireless should be buy separate to be connected or plug and play. Planning to use for a road trip on fridge and small heater.
Want to get your opinion. I'm want to do a ground mount system open land no shadows. Would you go with a less big 300+ watt panels or more 100w panels?
That is a good question. If you have to pay freight shipping on the 300's it may be cheaper to do 100's. But if they are the same price overall, I'd go with the bigger panels for less wiring and less points of failure.
They are sister companies. I asked for clarification on the exact nature of their relationship (whether they were made at the same plant, etc.) but didn't get an answer.
That is about right for conditions that aren't optimal. The angle and direction the panels are facing are absolutely critical to the power output. Also the cleanliness of the glass. Measure output when the sun is directly in front of the panel and aimed at the right angle with the glass clean. You should see about 80W give or take. But 59W is pretty consisent with semi-dirty or off-angle conditions.
Could you review sunpowa? They are dominating the chinese market right now and part of the american market as they are high quality and insanely cheap.
IWASNT RIPPED OFF BUT THEY SENT ME TOO DIFFERENT SIZE 100WATT PANALS? THEN TOLD ME IM STUCK PAYING THE SHIPPING IF I WANT ALL THE SAME SIZES, SO I GUESS IM STUCK.
I think you could copy and paste this for almost all Chinese companies that are selling their brands direct in the United States without a fully staffed American branch office.
Love HQST and LDS reliance
Thanks! I appreciate it.
Thank you for the review.
You are welcome. Thanks for watching!
I need a third panel for the top of my van to help get me to 10 AM the next day. My other two panels are HQST so I know about their quality.
Very interesting-Thanks for the video 👍
You are welcome. Thanks for watching!
Nice brother. Thanks for sharing. I am looking got a 100 watt PV mod. God Bless
You are welcome. Thanks for watching as always!
Good to know, i need one more panel to complete my 400 Watt system. I have flex panels ATM but i dont think it will matter much if i connect a hard panel such as the HQST to my existing system.
As long as you match the voltages up as close as you can you should be fine. Here is a video I did recently on that very subject that explains in more detail: ruclips.net/video/9duPXeNkf0k/видео.html
@@LDSreliance thanks LDS ill take a look
You are welcome! Good luck.
Is HQST panel compatible with other power station? If yes, wireless should be buy separate to be connected or plug and play.
Planning to use for a road trip on fridge and small heater.
This panel is compatible with any power station that can handle 12V input. But I don't understand your second sentence.
Want to get your opinion. I'm want to do a ground mount system open land no shadows. Would you go with a less big 300+ watt panels or more 100w panels?
That is a good question. If you have to pay freight shipping on the 300's it may be cheaper to do 100's. But if they are the same price overall, I'd go with the bigger panels for less wiring and less points of failure.
@@LDSreliance that's what I was thinking less. I'm able to pick up the 300+ panels so the shipping isn't a issue with for me.
Then for sure go with the bigger panels!
HQST often seems to be selling the same panels as Renogy, but cheaper. Seconds, maybe?
They are sister companies. I asked for clarification on the exact nature of their relationship (whether they were made at the same plant, etc.) but didn't get an answer.
@@LDSreliance My HQST has Renogy printed on the cover of the junction box. Relabeled Renogy panels.
About the most I can get out of mine is 59 watts.
That is about right for conditions that aren't optimal. The angle and direction the panels are facing are absolutely critical to the power output. Also the cleanliness of the glass. Measure output when the sun is directly in front of the panel and aimed at the right angle with the glass clean. You should see about 80W give or take. But 59W is pretty consisent with semi-dirty or off-angle conditions.
Could you review sunpowa? They are dominating the chinese market right now and part of the american market as they are high quality and insanely cheap.
Are they related to Newpowa? Or is that a coincidence? I don't think I have seen them for sale in the US.
I can't see anything with that brand name other than solar water heaters and solar cookers
@@LDSreliance No, My bad, Newpowa was what i meant. I own three of their panels.
Yes I have a few as well. They don't respond to me about review requests but if I buy another one again with my own money I'll definitely do a review.
IWASNT RIPPED OFF BUT THEY SENT ME TOO DIFFERENT SIZE 100WATT PANALS? THEN TOLD ME IM STUCK PAYING THE SHIPPING IF I WANT ALL THE SAME SIZES, SO I GUESS IM STUCK.
Serious? Did you go through Amazon?
YES I THINK I DID, 10 PANALS ALL TOGEATHER ON A POLE MOUNT
Then you should be able to work through Amazon customer service to get taken care of.
IF YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH HQST PRODUCTS IT IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO GET IN TOUCH WITH THEM.
IM NOT KIDDING
I DONT RECOMMEND BUYING FROM THEM .
I think you could copy and paste this for almost all Chinese companies that are selling their brands direct in the United States without a fully staffed American branch office.