Portable solar for limited current draw
I want to be able to generate enough power to run my laptop and keep a couple of lights inside the RV lit. 1. Will a 100 watt portable solar array do it? Or will I need 200? (Let's assume that I'll...
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ohhell10339 wrote:
Hooking the panels' output directly into the RV batteries with alligator clips or something seems kludgy ...
Then install a 2-pin connector on the battery box. Several manufacturers offer them, this one from Furrion being an example.
Given that the panel itself is only part of the setup, I would imagine that 200 watts would not cost twice as much as 100 watts, so that might be the way to go.
Sure, but do you really want to fool around with a large 200 watt panel when a 100 to 130 watt folding panel is so much easier? Many portable panels of this size even come with a padded carrying case as well. :B
