Looking for solar suggestions
I full timed off and on(mostly on) for over 20 years. Retired in a house and still love traveling and camping. I bought a small v nosed cargo trailer that I will be boon docking in some nights to save...
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deadticket8 wrote:Lacking a welder, buy a metal tool box and install it on the tongue. It will hold your batteries and most offer lockability. Torklift Inc. makes a very nice battery box but are not cheap.
I added a Maxair fan and insulated the ceiling with 1" foam board. That Maxair pulls some air. Now in process of adding vents low to pull air across floor. Also am adding an inverter and a small frig. I tell you what, that panel is awesome! Charges battery on overcast days, after sunset and this is a flat setup. I need to find a welder to set up a proper battery rack, I'd like to add another to see what that panel will do! I will add pictures soon.I recommend solar Blvd as it was recommended to me here!
