Portable Solar Solution?
We have a 20' TT with 2 12V batteries. We don't have a television so the electricity is mostly for lights, water pump and the heater fan. We can go 2 days before the power runs way low. If we drive a ...
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93ToyTruck wrote:
I'd bite the bullet and mount them on the roof. They'll produce energy all of the time and it will be less hassle in the long run. Get an MPPT charge controller so that you get the most out of your panels.
And when mounted on an RV, they are portable solar! I started with LED conversion and battery upgrade (Grp 24>Grp27>dual Trojan 6V) and then a Renogy suitcase. I scoffed at those too lazy to set up a portable when needed, but came to realize the portable did no charging while driving down the road, etc, so I added panels to the roof and keep the suitcase for when camped in the shade.
