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This shows AMPs going into the battery (toggle switch in up position). We are totally clouded over this afternoon so input is weak.
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Monitor is now in it's new location. I figured if I put it somewhere where I'd see all the time I'd get obsessed with watchinging it, so this seemed like a good place for it. We'll see how it works out. Having done that, this project is done!!
This was charge input earlier this morning when we had sun, which was roughly 70 degrees off axis from the panel. Should get somewhere around 7-9 amps input, on axis, and sunny.
This shows AMPs going into the battery (toggle switch in up position). We are totally clouded over this afternoon so input is weak.
This shows AMPs being used (toggle switch in down position). It's currently showing amps drawn while the fridge was running. This will get mounted in the cabin somewhere, once I figure out where.
Here's the rack/solar-panel leaned up against the house.
Finished up the cabling/connectors where the panel will connect to the boat. The cables are extension cables going to the panel which is leaning up against the house. When the rack/solar-panel is mounted to the roof the cables directly from the panel will plug right in without the extensions. (I have to leave the rack off for my boat cover to fit). The velcro strain relief is screwed down under one of the bimini top snaps.
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This shows AMPs going into the battery (toggle switch in up position). We are totally clouded over this afternoon so input is weak.

This shows AMPs going into the battery (toggle switch in up position). We are totally clouded over this afternoon so input is weak.
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160 watt Renolgy solar panel mounted to the Desert Dory roof rack.
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