Portable suitcase solar panels
I looking at getting a 100 to 130 W suitcase solar panel top off dual 12v batteries while dry camping and have some questions: 1. do you connect to the 7-pin trailer cable or attach wires directly ...
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Gulfcoast wrote:
I'm simply not drilling holes in my roof to install flat panels ever. I may go with a 200-watt folding panel or might have to keep the reliable Champion inverter.
Our motorhome has a single piece fiberglass roof and several years ago I researched ways to mount hard solar panels up there.
Back then, there were adhesives (I believe made by 3M) strong and durable enough to glue hard panel mounting brackets to smooth surface RV roof materials such as fiberglass and aluminum. I think they were from the same family of adhesives as those used to glue the windows onto their backing frames on the outside of commercial buildings.
I agree on not wanting any more holes in our RV roof than are already there!
