Corrections
What we got wrong, and when we fixed it. Spotted something else? Email [email protected].
- 2026-10-28The checker told every station with a DC7909 solar port that "the AC180 ships with" an MC4 to DC7909 cable. That only applies to the AC180; it now says to check the box.
- 2026-10-28A "Don't connect" verdict for too much voltage said "the manual warns this can damage the station" for every brand, including brands whose manuals we do not hold. It now states the general risk without attributing it to a manual.
- 2026-10-28Starlink runtimes used a 50 W average for the standard dish. Starlink publishes 75 to 100 W (Mini: 25 to 40 W). We now use 100 W for the standard dish and 40 W for the Mini, the top of each range, so runtimes are not overstated; earlier Starlink hours were up to twice too long.
- 2026-10-28Quick answers on station and panel pages counted panels that only "work with a catch" (for example, going over a station's voltage limit on a cold morning) as simply working. They are now counted separately.
- 2026-10-28The About page still said Amazon buttons open Amazon search results. Since 2026-10-27 they open the exact product page; the text now says so.
- 2026-10-28The deals page filed the Jackery HomePower 3600 Pro Max under "Small" because Jackery does not publish its battery size. It now appears only under "All sizes".
- 2026-10-27Amazon buttons opened Amazon search results, which could show a different model or a bundle. They now link only to a verified product page for that exact station, and stations without one show no Amazon button.