It takes a bit of planning to do it right. Just showing up with a solar panel probably not going to make it happen...
It takes around 14.4VDC at 17-20AMPS per battery of DC CHARGE using smart mode charging to bring back a 50% discharged battery to around 90% charge state in around three hours of charge time.
A typical 120WATT SOLAR PANEL will only give you around 5-6AMPS DC CURRENT in the high sun. Where we camp you only get around 5-6 hours of usable HIGH SUN here on the east side of the US.
Using a single SOLAR PANEL to me would be great to use as a BATTERY TOP OFF CHARGE.
I would look into other things as well to make you use less DC CURRENT when camping off the power grid.
Roy Ken
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