The Power of Solar for Your RV


How to install solar power on a RV. I only found out that people were using solar energy to charge their RV batteries a few months ago when I was searching f…

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  3. I’ve been thinking about getting a 1.5 to at least run the microwave for the? 5 minutes a day that we use it instead of hauling along that 80 lb generator to be run for 5 minutes a day. Maybe next spring. Oh, I did the camera. It’s just my cell phone mounted to a tripod. I should do a tutorial video on how to do a tutorial video with your cell phone. LOL!

  4. Same? shirt . . . Are you kidding? I was driving my wife crazy running in and changing shirts every 20 minutes or so.

  6. I don’t think I own that many? different shirts! Good video. I would recommend nylock nuts though for the Z brackets, though the lock washers should help.

  7. Very cool Uncle Scott. It was very informative you did a great job explaining and video taping. ? It was fun seeing you in front of the camera as well.

  8. On the swan…No, that level of garnish is over my head, lol. It was from a World Championship Cook-off that I judged several years ago.? The level of dishes is astounding these days!

  9. By? the way, we have lots at Sourdough so we take the 5th wheel up in May and bring it down in October. Dry camping for 4-5 months.
    I should hire you to do my videos for the book…

  10. You will love the free power. Mine is 200 watts and I ran this to 6 AGM batteries in parallel. I then ran #2 wire to a 2.5k modified sine wave inverter (with a 100 amp inline fuse). It will run everything except the a/c, which I don’t need up? on the mountain anyway. You did a great job on the video, who did the camera? And…Try to wear the same shirt in each scene, lol.

  11. I’ve been out one one short “boondock” since installing and it was wonderful to see my batteries back up to full charge quite? quickly. I can’t wait form more experiences with it.

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