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|    Carol to Ted Heise    |
|    Re: Charging from tow vehicle (2/2)    |
|    31 Mar 25 01:05:10    |
      [continued from previous message]              > > Maybe I am just still under a little brain fog from the       > > procedure, but it just seems like we are getting into the weeds       > > and not being helpful recently. But, I do think we can all put       > > our heads together and help you make a good decision on this       > > battery charging problem of yours. It's a universal concern for       > > RVers.       >       > Really appreciate your kind and thoughtful help here.       >       >       > > ---snip---       > >       > > > So if I'm reading this right, the concept would be to use some       > > > kind of portable power station as something like a backup for       > > > the trailer's installed battery? Seems it would be handy, and       > > > might be simplest to set up with solar panels.       > >       > > IMO, this power station idea is not what you need. You already       > > have one, an expensive and capable one, with your lithium       > > battery. A solar setup is another thing. You just have to       > > figure out how to get the power to it. Answer the questions       > > posed above about what you have now and let's work through this       > > again, Ted.       >       > That makes sense. I guess one thing that caught my eye with the       > power station was the 110 V outlet. Other than the AC, we would       > have to do without the microwave and the electric kettle for       > coffee on 12 V only. We have to have our morning coffee (dark and       > strong with an Aeropress), and I have yet to find a kettle that       > could run on 12 V. We could use the stove and a tea kettle, I       > guess.       >       > Anyway, I think I answered all your questions, but maybe not in a       > very concise way. Thanks again for the help!              Catching up here but related to the roof mount. look at amazon. They       have a bazillion types of solar panel attachment gear for use on RV       roofs. Some obviously flat mount but I think that affects how much       solar you get. You still get some.              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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