I was originally thinking of using 'mini' type exhaust bobbins , (one on each corner), to secure a 3' x 2' solar panel to the roof of our Hymer, drilling and tapping the roof to mount it. However, someone mentioned last year that they had stuck theirs on using a special 'glue'?
And so, do the team think it would be plausible to saw off the threaded rod(s) on on one side of the mini bobbins, and stick them to the roof? Would the surface area of the flat bobbins be strong enough to secure the panel? Mini bobbins are great, because they do allow a large degree of flexibility through movement, rather then having the panel secured directly to the roof. Any ideas on this would be gratefully accepted.
Ta, Dave.
And so, do the team think it would be plausible to saw off the threaded rod(s) on on one side of the mini bobbins, and stick them to the roof? Would the surface area of the flat bobbins be strong enough to secure the panel? Mini bobbins are great, because they do allow a large degree of flexibility through movement, rather then having the panel secured directly to the roof. Any ideas on this would be gratefully accepted.
Ta, Dave.