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More info https://www.t6forum.com/threads/guide-solar-cables-how-i-did-it.28470/ .

More info .... https://www.t6forum.com/threads/mobile-solar-panels-how-i-did-it.13225/ .

i used the headlight bracket bolt. . . and yes the battery would have taken the charge if it was connected direct. . . more info if your interested: Charging: Battery Chargers - How I Did It - Battery Charging - Main Battery Earth Point - Battery Monitoring -- How I Done It -- [Guide]...

have a look at the RENOGY Suitcase kits. . . https://www.t6forum.com/threads/guide-mobile-solar-panels-how-i-did-it.13225/post-390930 basically built like a "BRICK DUNNIE" compared to the normal foldable fabric style. the good - bombproof. the bad - large size, for transport and...

More info here: https://www.t6forum.com/threads/mobile-solar-panels-how-i-did-it.13225/ .

Yes the will have voltage... Just cover with a blanket if you want. Make sure you use a proper MC4 crimp tool. https://www.t6forum.com/threads/guide-solar-cables-how-i-did-it.28470/ .

there are . . . . but they are super expensive (comparatively speaking) best way forward is: new lithium LB, - Lithium LifePo4 12v Batteries - Time For An Upgrade? new dc-dc charger, - [Guide] DC-DC Charger (for leisure battery) -- How I Done It -- then add in a battery charger, - Battery...

Its by no means a perfect system compared to the standard camper electrical setup of leisure batteries, split charge, solar ect as there is some significant compromises to be made using Powerstations, but the main advantage is complete modularity & flexibility. I have been doing a lot of...

More info over here.... https://www.t6forum.com/threads/guide-mobile-solar-panels-how-i-did-it.13225/post-195897 .

dash mount, or Portable though window crack. . . https://www.t6forum.com/threads/mobile-solar-panels-how-i-did-it.13225/

i use the HIGH mode on my van when im using the long extension lead. . . as this causes some volt drop. so the HIGH mode overcomes the volt drop so the battery charges correctly. remember not to connect direct to the NEG battery post on the T6. - use a chassis point...

take a look here: https://www.t6forum.com/threads/mobile-solar-panels-how-i-did-it.13225/ and here: https://www.t6forum.com/threads/guide-mobile-solar-panels-how-i-did-it.13225/post-195897

a few options here: Renogy would be my current recommendations. ****************************************************************** SOLAR: Solar Pwm & Mppt Controllers - How I Done It - Mobile Solar Panels ? . . . - How I Did It - What Solar Panel & Controller? - How We Done It - Solar Panel...

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Thank you I’ll take a look at the renogy when I get in later today

Hello again, Well the man who jump started my van put the clamps on the positive and negative battery terminals (see photo), he was a qualified mechanic and he used a portable booster pack for source (not another car) .......was this wrong

are you using the crock clips? or the wired quick discounects? whatever you use, make sure you dont use the battery NEG post - use the light bracket or other chassis NEG. . set it to AGM battery mode for the T6 starter battery. more info: Charging: Battery Chargers - How I Did It -...

Thanks, yes I did read a lot of that, he did a great job with the solar in Germany too, but the vans since gone I think. I would have driven to Germany if he could have moved it all across lol. Are all these options still going to be 50% discharge? And which would you prefer if I can jam a...

Dellmassive Thank You I will seek out the headlight bracket bolt, and when the green light on NOCO goes unblinking green I will be able to use van again with confidence Thank you for all the articles and info, I will read them (I may need a new battery, it was 84% charged and 68% health when...

Its perfectly feasible, I power my entire van with just a small Bluetti AC70 which powers everything in the van, fridge, diesel heater, lights, water pump ect. the only difference is I use the AC70 to power a 30A 240v to 12v PSU which then sends power to a 12v fuse box then onto my appliance's...