200 watt solar panel unregulated

Find a local solar installer and pick an ex house panel (250W?) and get it for a small donation to their favorite charity or a six pack?
Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 motorhome

Hello Craig. Not sure if this suits what you want and many panels have solar connectors on them, not Anderson. You would require a Positive and Negative MC4 connector and some suitable cable size to connect to the Blue Anderson you need.
My panel is semi flexible and thin. not a RIMMED solar panel with Glass which makes it heavier by far.
Panel is a SUNWAY, ie cheapie, I think it was purchased from SUNYEE in Melb West. Best to ring and visit to buy and pick up if possible. Saves hassles!
Specs, if true are
250W can't be that good but ok.
Voltage Vmp 20.5V
Current 12Amp Hmm probably not that good.
OC voltage 22v
Dimensions 1010mmx670mm x2.5mm with MC4 plugs.

I work on it being around 180 w perhaps.
Because it is thin it can be stored easily and hung up by the corner eyelets or propped against a frame or van wheel or placed on roof while stopped. It is as a back up for me.
Most times you would need a suitable MC4 or ANDERSON plugs fitted and an Anderson extension of Heavy Cable ending in BLUE to carry the energy with minimal loss to the Blue VAN plug.
Just an option to consider. If extension cable to van isn't a heavy lead, then quite a percentage of the panels output can be lost through cable resistance. ie NOT best harvest!
Two smaller, more easily stored panels could be useful and they can be connected in Parallel to DOUBLE their output of amps while keeping OC voltage within acceptable limits
I see Peters post above. A possible option, though House panels are often 30V Open circuit and while heavy and good out put, they might be quite a bit above the threshold Voltage max of your charger's solar input, Be wary there and check what the charger will accept. I have 10 house panels for various uses and they run at least 35v OPEN CIRCUIT. More than the specs say!

Solar RV a great business to deal with in Melbourne area . Good range of panels & good advice, I've used them , good prices

I've also bought from Ebay & upgrade to a quality regulator.

Solar RV

I can recommend allspark solar blankets as well constructed and produce stated wattage , the 250W one is on sale at the moment :
https://www.offroadliving.com.au/solar/folding-solar-panels/allspark-250w-solar-blanket-5-x-50w
which makes them cheaper than the 200w one

Google search it can't be that hard no matter what town you're in.

I hate to be the one to say it but there is a 200W folding panel for sale, just today apparently, carpet selling technique, at Kings for the gobsmacking price fo $150. I cannot vouch for its value but they are good at getting things returned. No regulator on that price.