Dry camping, battery idea?
We're scheduled to pick up our brand new Keystone Premier Bullet 19FBPR in early May. I'm pretty excited, but we'll be dry camping for two weeks and I have a couple questions regarding battery life. ...
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Hi,
Probably not. The battery bank is too small and the solar is not adequate to replace the energy used, even if the controller were an expensive MPPT unit.
Group 31 jars are usually a "starved acid" configuration. Group 29 have almost the same capacity and have more electrolyte to be used.
Probably not. The battery bank is too small and the solar is not adequate to replace the energy used, even if the controller were an expensive MPPT unit.
Group 31 jars are usually a "starved acid" configuration. Group 29 have almost the same capacity and have more electrolyte to be used.
96Tony wrote:
Pianotuna, if I dropped the cpap machine out of the usage equation, would that make my plan feasible?
Propane fridge, light pump use, infrequent LED lighting:
Concorde AGM Group 31 battery, and a Windy Nation 100 watt solar system to replenish the battery during the day.
