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GeriatricWanderer

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Has anyone ever seen, or heard of, a panel fitted to a 45°, side hinged pop top roof.
I'm sure the gas struts would support it (Japanese quality) and I'm sure I could rig up suitably flexible wire routing.
I recognise that, at times, the panel wouldn't be facing the ideal direction but I'm not looking to power my Flux Capacitor, just pick up a few amps to keep my compressor fridge running. I really don't have space for another or bigger, battery.
I rather fancy this little project.
 

mike mcglynn

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I have seen it done and with modern panels they are now flexible and low profile so lightweight so no reason why you couldn't do it :)
 
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As above, and if it isn't pointing in the right direction, drop the roof for a while around mid-day if you need a charge.

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Been around the block a few times😉
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Have one on my rear hinged pop top with no issues the flexible panel weighs very little think it's a 140amp from Sunstore.
 

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