Nature Power unit
Does anyone have any experience with this unit? http://www.naturepowerproducts.com/product-details.php?id=78 I have a chance to try one for four days of dry camping but I want to make sure that...
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Sounds like it is designed to be used as an Emergency Power Source .
In my opinion not going to be able to power Your RV but may allow You to watch TV or operate/recharge Your Laptop.
Using a 12 Volt Inverted (120) Power source to then Convert 120 back into 12 is a waste of time and effort!
The Rule that I follow is 75-80 Watts of Solar will maintain 12 Volts of Battery at a 440 AH Rating (2X 6V Trojan T105 Batteries), assuming minimal usage and maximum Exposure to the Sun! ( Simple or no Controller)
We have 275 Watts on the roof which keeps Our 4X6 V Battery Bank Running 24/7/365 through a Morningstar 45 Controller.
We watch 4-6 Hours of Sat/DVD TV Daily and several FL and LED Lights, but do not even attempt to run Coffee Makers Etc.
In my opinion not going to be able to power Your RV but may allow You to watch TV or operate/recharge Your Laptop.
Using a 12 Volt Inverted (120) Power source to then Convert 120 back into 12 is a waste of time and effort!
The Rule that I follow is 75-80 Watts of Solar will maintain 12 Volts of Battery at a 440 AH Rating (2X 6V Trojan T105 Batteries), assuming minimal usage and maximum Exposure to the Sun! ( Simple or no Controller)
We have 275 Watts on the roof which keeps Our 4X6 V Battery Bank Running 24/7/365 through a Morningstar 45 Controller.
We watch 4-6 Hours of Sat/DVD TV Daily and several FL and LED Lights, but do not even attempt to run Coffee Makers Etc.
