Portable solar for limited current draw
I want to be able to generate enough power to run my laptop and keep a couple of lights inside the RV lit. 1. Will a 100 watt portable solar array do it? Or will I need 200? (Let's assume that I'll...
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Harvey, - no, :) in a kayak I slept only once when there was no choice. By "tent in a kayak" I just meant that tent in a kayak was all the "rig" at that time. Tent was carried there, but for sleep it was set ashore.
It's difficult to help in situations like the OP. Fridge would run on propane as it's designed to do. Right. 12AH a day in my Norcold, in addition to propane. Still no info on equipment, and run time will vary.
Alright, here is an honest answer to the question of whether a 100 watt portable solar array will do it, or will he need 200:
Maybe yes, maybe no, results will vary depending on equipment and run time.
It's difficult to help in situations like the OP. Fridge would run on propane as it's designed to do. Right. 12AH a day in my Norcold, in addition to propane. Still no info on equipment, and run time will vary.
Alright, here is an honest answer to the question of whether a 100 watt portable solar array will do it, or will he need 200:
Maybe yes, maybe no, results will vary depending on equipment and run time.
