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Snowman9000
Dec 06, 2014Explorer
Yeah, you can't beat portable panels when it comes to output. If a person isn't running any big inverter loads and has energy efficient stuff, I would think 100-200W of portable could handle most situations. I've posted before how I got 56AH from 100W on a sunny March day in AZ. Sunny, that's the key, though. :)
I tested my WFCO 55 in absolute best case wiring conditions, and it only puts out amps in the teens, at 13.6v, during the first couple of hours. So OP's numbers sound right. Poor, but right.
I tested my WFCO 55 in absolute best case wiring conditions, and it only puts out amps in the teens, at 13.6v, during the first couple of hours. So OP's numbers sound right. Poor, but right.
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