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03-03-2006, 09:38
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Solar Panels
Trudy, check files section for a solar install summary for an FC. My
goals were just to balance the "normal base current draw" designed into the BB that drains the batteries down over 2+ days. Your stated goal of running the H20 heater is not going to be practical in my opinion due to the amp demand vs. supply capability of a roof mounted solar system. Your talking about "living solar" and that is likely not practical from even a multi-panel system mounted on the roof of an RV. If you visit some solar internet sites, they can explain the capability of solar systems and also the limitations. The advice from the other members is exactly on target for your stated electric needs...you would get the best results and value from your present setup by running the gen-set. IMO...A solar system won't take you there. frank 85FC33 woodbridge, va....and colorado this summer! we hope! --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "1985 PT40" > > Are any of you using solar panels on your Birds? Since they suck > up a lot of juice, how practical is solar power ((elec. water heater > specifically)? > > We will be spending the summer working in the Rocky > Mountains without electricity and do not want to be totally > dependent on the genset. > > Any sugestions? > > Trudy Lundgren > 85 PT 40 -- The CatbirdSeat > currently in Deming,NM > |
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