How I Power my RV Boondocking (Now RVing, NOT Sailing Brick House #100)
29 de mayo de 2024 · 14 min · 4K visitas · Texas
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To achieve energy independence for RV boondocking, the owner upgraded from lead-acid batteries to a 360-amp-hour LiFePO4 battery bank and added a 3000-watt inverter.1:03 Because space constraints limited the battery capacity, a portable Allpowers solar generator serves as a secondary, independent power bank.2:14 The system integrates 400 watts of flexible solar panels glued to the RV roof with an additional 400 watts of portable, tiltable panels.5:25 The owner routes the portable panel cables through an existing opening near the water tanks to keep the solar generator inside the vehicle.6:00 Charging options include shore power, the onboard inverter, or solar input via a built-in MPPT controller.4:17 A smartphone app allows for remote monitoring and adjustment of charging speeds, including a "mute mode" to reduce wattage and protect the inverter.11:56 Testing revealed that portable panels require constant monitoring in windy conditions to prevent tipping.10:27 The owner successfully replaced a gasoline-powered generator with this solar-based system.13:51
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