Why six volt?
Roof square footage is your only limit on solar panel installation.
No one ever answered me on why not to place panels on the rv rear wall.
You probably have a 100 watt panel wired with 10 gauge to a PWM GoPower controller. You can probably add three more 100 watt panels wired series/parallel to minimize voltage drop to a Renogy or Victron 30A MPPT controller. Upgrade the wire and fuse from the controller to the battery to 6 gauge with a 30A fuse near the battery.
David
Probably correct, and this is the limiting factor - your controller and wiring. It's also how my 2020 BH35 came wired. I upgraded to 300 watts of panels by upgrading my cheapo installed controller to a 300 amp Zamp controller. To go any higher, I'd need to change the wiring as well.
With 300 amps and boondocking I can run my inverter fridge, heater, and a couple of installed bedroom fans all night, and still have 12.7v in the house batteries in the morning. That works great for us.
I presume you mean 30 amp controller not 300.
Pretty much exactly the set up I want.I put 890 watts on the roof and pulling 478 amp hrs from 4 AGM batteries. Upgraded the controller to 50 amp and upgraded the wiring to handle 50 amps from the controller to the battery tray.
I had the solar upgraded at Glacier Rv and Solar in Kalispell Montana. They specialize in solar packages and upgrades.