2008 Itasca Suncruiser 35L - Upgrade Solar?

Count mt blessing for where I live. Go north in summer, find a spot without trees and run generator maybe once a week. Being in PNW, You'll need more solar panels than I, as I stay in the SW of the country. But solar can work and well.

Thanks, I'm beginning to believe that I do not have a controller.

I'll start my research into what are my needs and what the capabilities really are here in the cloudy PNW. I keep the MH plugged in at home, so charging issues during non-use don't really exist. I just installed (4) 6v batteries so dry camping for a few days has become much more comfortable without needing to count electrons, and it certainly cuts down on generator use, which I prefer not to use. I guess that I mostly want to keep the batteries charged from normal use while dry camping. I don't plan to run 120v appliances through an inverter.

I just had my home analyzed for a solar application with a disappointing prognosis. Too many trees outside my control, the hill behind the house, and those gray days.

Suggest you go to the Tech Forum area
10watts is pretty much useless
I would venture a guess you do not have a controller

200 to 800 plus watts of solar PV array is a good starting point plus a proper controller

Well if you were ever going to be in Phx Az I could send you to the solar guru out here. He's got my rig so I can watch tv, run the microwave or whatever during day and have enough battery to get through the night running a heater. And that's tv at night.