Deep cycle or starter battery charging issues
I recenty moved from a class B to a small fiver. My old van had one deep cycle battery and I installed an isolator. This set up was good for several nights of light usage before I had to run the van t...
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TURNKEY wrote:He knows that. He's saying don't waste your money on the Trimetric, get two more batteries instead. Since you're a light user, two 6V's and 200W of solar will be fine. And just get a cheap Morningstar 15 amp PWM solar controller, the Prostar is WAY overkill and IMO so is the Trimetric. A cheap ass multimeter from Harbor Freight is enough although with solar and light use I'd only bring one for troubleshooting purposes. I would also recommend LEDs as the furnace will be your biggest draw and LEDs will help with that quite a bit.
Dear smkettner
The Trimetric is a BATTERY MONITOR
GC2's are BATTERIES!!!!!!!
