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| > Dometic CFX 35 12V compressor fridge, 105 amp deep cycle house battery with manual switch run off the van battery. The fridge will run 2 days off the house battery before charging. I have a 100 watt portable solar panel which depends on where you are and amount of sun etc. In Arizona it mostly keeps the fridge running full time but in Canada the solar is spotty at best. - hobitarm((https:// | > Dometic CFX 35 12V compressor fridge, 105 amp deep cycle house battery with manual switch run off the van battery. The fridge will run 2 days off the house battery before charging. I have a 100 watt portable solar panel which depends on where you are and amount of sun etc. In Arizona it mostly keeps the fridge running full time but in Canada the solar is spotty at best. - hobitarm((https:// | ||
| - | > 100 watt [mono] panel with an [100Ah] agm battery, wanderer solar [charge controller], | + | > 100 watt [mono] panel with an [100Ah |
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| > In summer with 2x150 watt flexible panels I was getting 16amps, and it even went up to 22 amps for a while which everyone I spoke to was surprised at such high numbers. Now, in sunny days I'm getting 2 amps for about 2-3 hours a day. Whereas summer was 7 hours of peak sun and a few more of non peak. My panels are flat. Flexible. No air gap underneath. - crap_allnamesrtaken((https:// | > In summer with 2x150 watt flexible panels I was getting 16amps, and it even went up to 22 amps for a while which everyone I spoke to was surprised at such high numbers. Now, in sunny days I'm getting 2 amps for about 2-3 hours a day. Whereas summer was 7 hours of peak sun and a few more of non peak. My panels are flat. Flexible. No air gap underneath. - crap_allnamesrtaken((https:// | ||
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| > 400w & 300aH, 2k inverter, no issues running a large dual zone dometic fridge, water pump for sink, heater, 2 fans, lights, & charging devices. -- veteranvans((https:// | > 400w & 300aH, 2k inverter, no issues running a large dual zone dometic fridge, water pump for sink, heater, 2 fans, lights, & charging devices. -- veteranvans((https:// | ||
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| + | > 4 100 watt rigid panels the compact size, 40a mppt charge controller, 4 6v volt golf cart batteries sealed deep cycle AGM total 450ah, 800w and 1500w inverter. solar panels will be mounted on a vantech conversion van rack system -- expressvanman((https:// | ||
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| > I have 520 watts on the roof of my 2008 Chevy Express Cargo. I think I could fit another 260watt panel up there. | > I have 520 watts on the roof of my 2008 Chevy Express Cargo. I think I could fit another 260watt panel up there. | ||
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