How much solar to stick on a 22-24 foot "C"?
I am looking at class "C" rigs, but at best, they might have 100 watts on a panel. Realistically, for a shorter "C", how many watts should I be expecting to shoot for, on the roof? The battery bank ...
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From experience, get more modules than what you think you need.
Solar energy production is a trap. After you install everything, you'll wish you had more. There is always one more thing you will wish to power, if possible.
A little birdie told me that Sam's Club has EGC2 6V batteries for $92 at this time. That is the best bang-for-the- buck out there. I have the smaller 6V's from Sams and they are doing great into year five. AGM's have there own intrinsic benefits like no acid going outside and can be installed inside the cabin. A user pays a capital expense for that design. I have both, a bank of AGM's and a bank of FLA's.
Solar energy production is a trap. After you install everything, you'll wish you had more. There is always one more thing you will wish to power, if possible.
A little birdie told me that Sam's Club has EGC2 6V batteries for $92 at this time. That is the best bang-for-the- buck out there. I have the smaller 6V's from Sams and they are doing great into year five. AGM's have there own intrinsic benefits like no acid going outside and can be installed inside the cabin. A user pays a capital expense for that design. I have both, a bank of AGM's and a bank of FLA's.
