Solar bundle kit is Zamp socket ready?

Can't talk to compatibility of the panels/controller but connector wise it appears to not be in that it's set up to be connected directly to the battery, doesn't have the Zamp style connector so it's not plug-n-play ready. You could buy a Zamp style connector and replace the battery connectors if everything else about the system is ok.

Renogy has started shipping their folding panels with the 2 pin (SAE) connectors that Zamp uses. I would call Renogy and ask them if you can get that connector. I had this exact set up. You need to use a flat screwdriver to get the bare MC4 wire to fit into the terminals of the solar controller. They use is a heavy gauge gauge wire, which is good, but it can make the connection to the solar controller tricky. The panels are high quality, but big and heavy. Also, it is worth the extra $30for the digital display as the non display version of the controller is not very intuitive.

I sold the set up, mostly due to the space it took up and the weight.

Lehfeldt said:

Asking for your wisdom and experience: is this solar bundle Zamp socket ready? 

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00B8L8MD2/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=3OCGGJKWK5L74&coliid=IBZL1ZG1KPGKF&psc=1

I bought a 50 watt Renogy monocrystalline panel and will say that it is a very heavy-duty panel and performs well.  The system shown in the Amazon ad will work fine, but will require a set of aluminum hinges (and fold up style support legs for outside use) that will allow for ease of use and portability if you plan to use it for charging up your T@B battery.  You could wire both panels up in parallel as suggested and mount the controller to the back of a panel with some silicone caulk.  

And as noted above you can use the panels in conjunction with the Zamp solar connector that comes mounted on the T@B units.  You will need a quick disconnect fitting and this could be spliced onto the Renogy solar panel wiring.  

But, as Mike mentioned, you could turn it into a portable by adding hinges/legs and making it a suitcase. Guess it depends on how much hassle one wants to go thru.