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Old 04-04-2016, 11:48 PM   #19
Chance
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State: Texas
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Originally Posted by tlaffourtit View Post
all work was done by myself.
never ran generator yet( except to exercise) , but the longest stay was only 8 days. With the solar the batteries were always full going into the evening. the longest test so far was 9 hours with the a/c unit on. so I don't know how long the batteries would really last. the 8 batteries are between the drivers side basement and the drive shaft, under where the dinette both is. Presently we have 1240 watts of solar. adding 2 more mppt-60 controllers and probably 6 310 watt panels to the car hauler. then it will be complete. I want to call Morningstar and see what they think of having more watts than the controller can handle first. it's just I have a good deal buying the 310 watt panel at $238 each.
Nice.

Is your 1450 amp-hours based on 6-Volt battery ratings or 12-Volt ratings?

Just trying to get rough idea of how much your batteries might weigh. Can you share their type and sizes?

Sounds like you're already to point where generator isn't needed. That's a goal many share.
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