How many watts is the Solyndra SL-50-10 cylindirical module?
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Thanks for the question.
SL-50 series is a very early stage Solyndra panel. The last number (in this case "10") usually denotes the power rating.
I found this picture online and if I am not wrong, it says Pmax= 7.4 W, Warranted Pmax= 7 W
http://pictures.cargolargo.com/pictures/_1101/1100341/1100340200.jpg