Calling Solar Gurus

Wow it has been almost a month since my last post on this subject. During the research and most of my post I was kicked back at a lake in Arkansas but once back in the real world posting doesn't happen as much as we would like lol. I have ordered and received most of the components I will need to get the system up and working. I ordered the Morningstar TS-MPPT-45 Tristar 45 Amp MPPT Charge Controller and the Morningstar TS-RM-2 Remote Digital Meter from Solarhome.org. initially it was because they had the best price and after a call from them asking if I really wanted 2 battery temp sensors, which I didn't, I will certainly buy from them again. not only were their prices the best the battery temp sensor is included with the controller, not a huge cost but the fact they called me to ask instead of just sending it is a big deal to me. I purchased two 120W poly panels from solarblvd.com, again customer service stood out, when the shipping outfit dropped the panels off with a seriously damaged box my wife questioned it but the driver just shrugged it off and asked if she was refusing the package. by the time she got a hold of me with a picture of the damaged cell the driver had left. When the DW contacted solarblvd to ask how to handle the damage they asked for a picture. once they determined the damage would effect the efficiency of the panel they had one on the way. then, after making sure a new panel was in route they requested we file the damage with the carrier. the rest, wiring, connectors, panel bracket, etc were ordered through Amazon. I still need a few things like the cable to the battery, diodes and I'm sure several other things. I will update as soon as I have time to install. I am curious where others with the Lance pre wire mounted their charger controller.