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 Words of Wisdom:  "I'd say 500 watts is the minimum for the [Pacific Northwest] in winter and you would be better off with [750 watts] if you can get it on the roof."  akrvbob((http://www.cheaprvliving.com/forums/Thread-One-large-solar-panel-or-several-small-ones?pid=101801#pid101801))
-> ...one that really [effed] with me was running out of power or spending a few days in the dark cause the weather is bad. -- hellexual((https://www.reddit.com/r/vandwellers/comments/er4gf7/whered_you_get_your_van/ff1i66p/))
 ====== Sizing a solar installation ======
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+> ...one that really [effed] with me was running out of power or spending a few days in the dark cause the weather is bad. -- hellexual((https://www.reddit.com/r/vandwellers/comments/er4gf7/whered_you_get_your_van/ff1i66p/))
 Solar power is highly dependent on local conditions like weather, season, and latitude.  One cannot assume getting a full charge every day in every condition.

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