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pianotuna
Apr 17, 2015Nomad III
Hi,
You need 60 watts per 100 amp-hours bare minimum and a charge controller. You need more than 14.6 volts. 15.4 if the battery is in the rv and about 16 if it is not.
You need 60 watts per 100 amp-hours bare minimum and a charge controller. You need more than 14.6 volts. 15.4 if the battery is in the rv and about 16 if it is not.
DAS26miles wrote:
Currently solar is charging one battery at 14.46v and 0.15 amp. I can do this every day if needed. Battery doesn't seem to want more amps
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