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Old 03-20-2018, 02:30 PM   #20
jpmihalk
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That is the same Renogy kit that we installed. Most of the above advice is sound. The one takeaway to really remember is that solar is a supplemental source for charging, on overcast or rainy days you may not get much charging done at all. And in snowy cold weather, if the panels get covered and the batteries are very cold, it becomes much harder to charge them. Solar charging pretty much puts you at the mercy of Mother Nature. So be prepared to use the generator when necessary.
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