Adbt Banned May 19, 2015 673 1,018 Cheshire Funster No 36,435 MH Bailey Approach 740 SE Exp 2008 Jun 28, 2015 #1 to re charge when off hook up or is an inverter the way forward ? P.s have 180W solar panel , cheers !
to re charge when off hook up or is an inverter the way forward ? P.s have 180W solar panel , cheers !
W Wildman Free Member May 30, 2008 0 8,470 Ilfracombe, Devon Funster No 2,913 MH Amazon Ambassador Exp since 1967 Jun 28, 2015 #2 what voltage is the battery, looks like 37v from the adverts. Broken Link Removed
D Deleted member 29692 Deleted User Jun 28, 2015 #3 Stepping 12V up to 37V is going to be horribly inefficient. I think you would need a lot of batteries and even more solar panels. And also only try it on the equator. Using an inverter is probably the only practical way but the same applies. It won't be efficient. Subscribers do not see these advertisements
Stepping 12V up to 37V is going to be horribly inefficient. I think you would need a lot of batteries and even more solar panels. And also only try it on the equator. Using an inverter is probably the only practical way but the same applies. It won't be efficient. Subscribers do not see these advertisements
Floydster LIFE MEMBER Jul 21, 2013 1,063 2,754 Where ever I lay my hat Funster No 27,036 MH Van Conversion Exp A lifetime Jun 28, 2015 #4 They no longer sell them as they were useless. We charge ours through an inverter with no problems. We found the best way is to top the batteries up everyday rather than letting them run low.
They no longer sell them as they were useless. We charge ours through an inverter with no problems. We found the best way is to top the batteries up everyday rather than letting them run low.