Thinking of going solar...
I have a 2000w inverter and currently have a small panel on the roof to keep the batteries from topped up I guess when not plugged in. I have a home business so I've not really considered this until n...
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cannesdo wrote:
Joel_T wrote:
It's not a matter of whether you feel like you're camping or living at home, it's a matter of whether you are living on grid (shore power) or off grid (batteries). Shore power's got everyone spoiled...
Whoa. That's your story. You don't know me or my story. I'm not spoiled....
I'm not going to judge your journey or needs or choices so I'd appreciate if you didn't scoff at mine.
Story? What story? A bit testy you are? My apologies for your bad day and misinterpreting what I said. Just trying to offer some insight. I said EVERYONE (key word) is spoiled with the seemingly endless supply of grid power unlike the limits of off grid power. You need to understand what limits you want to deal with and plan from there. That would be a primary goal. By the way, I didn't "scoff" at anything of yours...and yes, you are now whining.
On a calmer note Your last post says you'll have 400amps available storage (50 percent of 800a if 6v). That should give you 3 days of use with zero charging. You'll need to average at least 130amps back into your batteries every day by some means.
