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...
Forum Discussion
do as you please..
advice is offered based on experience. and differs from your idea that 100w portable is enough to do what you want
you can choose to ignore advice
but is impolite to argue that what you are presenting is the right idea, and will work, when you ask for opinions and advice
IF you are so convinced ? why ask ?
use always varies
but if you want to plan smart
you plan for the Maximum use, not the least amount of use
I doubt your parents had cellphones and laptops, i bet the fridge controls and other items also used less battery power than your trailer
and the alternator in the class C, was a lot closer to the batteries than the umbilical running to your trailer from tow vehicle, and did a better job of charging, than your T/V will ever do, with out modifications
advice is offered based on experience. and differs from your idea that 100w portable is enough to do what you want
you can choose to ignore advice
but is impolite to argue that what you are presenting is the right idea, and will work, when you ask for opinions and advice
IF you are so convinced ? why ask ?
use always varies
but if you want to plan smart
you plan for the Maximum use, not the least amount of use
I doubt your parents had cellphones and laptops, i bet the fridge controls and other items also used less battery power than your trailer
and the alternator in the class C, was a lot closer to the batteries than the umbilical running to your trailer from tow vehicle, and did a better job of charging, than your T/V will ever do, with out modifications
