Solar Panels on an RV
I have a 1985 Fleetwood Bounder which is permanently parked on land we own in Vermont. We don't live in it full time, just use it for camping and a place to stay while we are building a log cabin usi...
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For two golf cart batteries, you're going to need a considerable amount of solar to keep them charged, if you're using any significant portion of their capacity and relying on the solar as the primary charging source. As a (very rough) rule of thumb, consider one watt of solar for each 12V battery capacity amp hour as the bare minimum - and double that if you want to give your batteries a fighting chance of a decent lifetime.
So for two GC batteries, you'll need at least 220W or so of solar, and 400 would be really advisable.
So for two GC batteries, you'll need at least 220W or so of solar, and 400 would be really advisable.
