Got one of these

[jezport]

Flexible solar panels
I paid £55 and thought that I may use it ad a portable plug in solar panel for the van. I know flexible panels have a reputation of failing but for £55 in happy to take the risk.
I do have space on my roof for it so may fit it on thick blobs of sikaflex to allow airflow underneath.
Anyone else tried one of these eco worthy panels?

 

[Orion]

Looks a good deal. Have a look at the NDS instructions for mounting their semi-flexible panels and maybe use the same ‘ladder’ pattern to achieve a good fixing whilst maintaining an air gap?

I carried out a thorough prepping of the roof area before fixing mine using the same method and they’re working well and showing no sign of lifting.

https://www.roadpro.co.uk/userfiles/PDFs/product%20information/NDS/LightSolar%20panel%20installation%20instructions.pdf

 

[MisterB]

If you can 'back' them with someone less flexible and create a decent air flow underneath they my work out ok, though there are usually pre loved solid panels for sale on the usual selling sites for that kind of money..

 

[oldiesontour]

I bought 2 x 120w rigid new a couple of months ago at £108 the pair delivered from a big regular seller on eBay..bought several over the last 5 or so years they do various sizes and wattages