Do You Need Solar Panels?

StoutWench · 14-12-2005, 14:15

After waiting 6 weeks, I just received my two 125W panels today and they do have more in stock.

They were very good to deal with and kept me updated on when they expected to receive them from the manufacturer.

http://www.e-marine-inc.com/

Roger

Jentine · 14-12-2005, 17:27

For a hundred dollars less, I can buy the same panel from these folks.
http://www.wholesalesolar.com/solar-panels.html#ksi

Jim

sv_makai · 15-12-2005, 03:44

I boguht my kyrocea 120 watt panels from partsonsale.com. If you watch and look around the home & commercial solar sites you can save a ton of money.

They are the same panels west marine sells but more than half off.

CaptainK · 15-12-2005, 20:33

Well, generally. Whenever you see anything that West Marine sells.

It's usually the items they sale are more expensive than most other dealers out there, would sale them at lower prices.

I agree with Jentine & makai.

14-12-2005, 14:15	#1
StoutWench Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005 Boat: Brewer 42 Posts: 39	Do You Need Solar Panels? After waiting 6 weeks, I just received my two 125W panels today and they do have more in stock. They were very good to deal with and kept me updated on when they expected to receive them from the manufacturer. http://www.e-marine-inc.com/ Roger __________________ StoutWench Brewer 42

14-12-2005, 17:27	#2
Jentine Registered User Join Date: May 2004 Location: Cruising on the hook Boat: Beneteau 393, "Blackthorn" Posts: 591 Images: 5	Priced too high For a hundred dollars less, I can buy the same panel from these folks. http://www.wholesalesolar.com/solar-panels.html#ksi Jim __________________ Jim We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit." --Aristotle

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sv_makai Registered User Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Currently, cruise is over and back in Solomons MD, USA Boat: Voyage/Maxim 380 - Makai Posts: 531 Images: 10	non marine sources I boguht my kyrocea 120 watt panels from partsonsale.com. If you watch and look around the home & commercial solar sites you can save a ton of money. They are the same panels west marine sells but more than half off. __________________ Captain Bil sv Makai KI4TMM Currently: Caribe cruise is over, Solomon's MD, USA http://www.sv-makai.com

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15-12-2005, 20:33	#4
CaptainK Registered User Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Phoenix, Arizona... USA Posts: 2,387 Images: 7	Well, generally. Whenever you see anything that West Marine sells. It's usually the items they sale are more expensive than most other dealers out there, would sale them at lower prices. I agree with Jentine & makai.