Battery charging service?
Pretty soon now, we'll be spending some time in an urban area with no RV parks, for work purposes. We need to run some electrical equipment off our house batteries. I thought we'd be able to recharg...
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Naio wrote:JiminDenver wrote:
1 per AH is one standard. I use 2 per AH but I use mine differently.
You can get 200 kits that a bit more effort for.$300 or less. You would have to put the 4 wires in their slots and add your own legs, hinges and battery clamps.
What is the 100watt kit you used? A very QUICK google shows some at around $350, butI am guessing you found a better deal?
Naio
I build my own kits with panels I find on craigslist stupid cheap. they are install leftovers, dealers closing. etc. To them I add a $100 MPPT controller, $50 worth of wiring and a few pine slates as legs. Each one becomes a very powerful portable although a bit of a pain to handle and store.
This panel cost me $50, so the 230w kit cost me under $200.
You can see how I use my fancy legs here.
So the 200w kit for $300 wouldn't be that hard to make into a portable kit.
