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jimbo4UT
Feb 26, 2021Explorer
You stated that you don’t know any rv that come standard with solar but mine did and many brands have models with solar onboard. Seems ( and yes I could be wrong) that certain models the manufacturer picks to puts a solar setup on them. This was a big reason - and of course not the only reason I picked this model. I can add 400 more watts safely by simply adding a panel and hook it up to the other panel. It’s plug and play. Heck they even use that 2 sided very sticky auto tape to attach these flexible solar panels onto the roof so no drilling required. In less than 2 minutes I can add another panel stick it down to the roof and connect it to the existing panel. Love free energy and 500 watts will more than allow me to do what I do during the day while the batteries are being charged. I don’t use anywhere near 500 watts an hour so more will go into the batteries than I will be removing during the day - ?? days of course.
Jimbo
Ps what I’m trying to say is the Dealership did Not installl my solar - forest river did at the factory.
Jimbo
Ps what I’m trying to say is the Dealership did Not installl my solar - forest river did at the factory.
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