Oh, and an airfryer!
130w Solar enough?
- Thread starter Freshtrax
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Do you guys ever consider or maybe have a similar system to run at home?
We really should, but no sadly... the orientation of our roof isn't ideal for solar.
Garden perhaps?
@Dellmassive has gone fully off-grid at home hasn't he?
I like the lawn! This time of year the sun comes over the roof late morning, probably get a couple of hours of good sunlight without moving the panels.
We have a portable suitcase panel for our Bluetti in the van/awning, but an annoyance to move it regularly. A slave/teenager could be useful...
You’ve more plugged in there than i do at home!! Bet the lights in the local village dim when you power up the EHU!
EHU? What's that?!You’ve more plugged in there than i do at home!! Bet the lights in the local village dim when you power up the EHU!
This chap has a useful idea..
After much refinement and many requests my cross bar rigid solar set up is avalible for sale!
Everything you see in the pictures!
Price - £499 - Fully Assembled! (collection preferred)
The complete kit consists of:
1 x 175W Perlight Panel - Highest Quality All Black Rigid Panel
1 x Victron 75/15 MPPT - Solar Charger
Pair of Cross Bars - (75kg Load Rating)
Pair of Dakine Pads (34 inch)
Pair of Custom Brackets (Acid Etch Primed & Matt Black Finish)
20m of Solar Cable (6mm)
2x MC4 Connectors
All Fixings
Everything you see in the pictures!
Price - £499 - Fully Assembled! (collection preferred)
The complete kit consists of:
1 x 175W Perlight Panel - Highest Quality All Black Rigid Panel
1 x Victron 75/15 MPPT - Solar Charger
Pair of Cross Bars - (75kg Load Rating)
Pair of Dakine Pads (34 inch)
Pair of Custom Brackets (Acid Etch Primed & Matt Black Finish)
20m of Solar Cable (6mm)
2x MC4 Connectors
All Fixings
Ah yes, forgot you’ve a mega battery/solar setup. The electromagnetic interference will still dim all the lights nearby!!
We do use EHU when we have an "out and about' holiday, only staying on caravan and moho club sites, to power the shed tent, usually for cooking or electrical requirements, but haven't done that for a couple of years. Solar is king!
Is Gas your queen ?
For kettle boils yes!
Absolutely agree. If only I had it at home too as mentioned earlier.
If not for wifey tea, kettles are for hot showers...
Hot showers. That’s not camping!! Assuming you mean the same hot shower I’m thinking of!
Ah right, looked at the Renogy. I might go for that one myself
So has mine. It's a slimline one so doesn't look as obvious as some.
