Hey everyone! I joined this forum specifically to ask this question and I hope someone here can help me figure it out. My wife and I purchased a used 2011 Forest River R-Pod with the intention of doing a light remodel (paint and replacing vinyl floor...
2oldman wrote:rbts wrote:Thanks for a good critical assessment.Except for the 11,000 watts part.It caused me to brush up on my electrical conversions, so I'll count it beneficial.
westend wrote:time2roll wrote:OK I understand you want all that equipment for ease of use. Pace yourself. Get the RV panel with converter and go camping.Then start completing your plan to add the inverter and solar. Besides that I am an advocate f...
donn0128 wrote:rbts wrote:donn0128 wrote:Why do you want an inverter charger? Are you planning to run everything on 120VAC instead of 12VDC? In a RV 12VDC is much more convienent. You already have the battery, so use a converter charger of your ch...
theoldwizard1 wrote:rbts wrote:Solar panels (wattage TBD)Solar charge controllerSpartan Power 2200w inverter/charger (also includes a transfer switch): ***Link Removed***AGM batteries (probably two 6V, haven't calculated my needs yet).First, I think ...
diazr2 wrote:My opinion is you are putting in a lot of components that you will not use. The stuff you are installing is mostly used for boon-dockers who spend days off the grid. Also the more electronics you install the more things that will go wron...
