Solar
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TexasClodhopper
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Re: Solar
First, add up the absolute minimum and absolute maximum wattage that you think you would need to consume.
Second, look for a solar generator that can supply that.
Third, bring lots of money. It won't be cheap.
First, add up the absolute minimum and absolute maximum wattage that you think you would need to consume.
Second, look for a solar generator that can supply that.
Third, bring lots of money. It won't be cheap.
Re: Solar
You can not go 100% solar, hot water, cooking and refer still take propane and heat if needed. For electrical needs for TV, computer, lights and coffee in the morning and the furnace once in a while 300-400 watts $2000 to $3000 will do it, if your in open area and good days of sun.
LEN
You can not go 100% solar, hot water, cooking and refer still take propane and heat if needed. For electrical needs for TV, computer, lights and coffee in the morning and the furnace once in a while 300-400 watts $2000 to $3000 will do it, if your in open area and good days of sun.
LEN
Re: Solar
Thanks for the advice Tex and Len. I had budgete about $5k for the project so it's sounds like I can do this. I was going to use LP for the appliances you noted but was thinking about converting some of them either to DC or AC with an solar inverter. I have seen this done to off-grid cabins and thought it could apply to TT as well. If not the LP works for me. I was also thinking about installing LED lighting?
Thanks and God Bless,
J.K.
Thanks for the advice Tex and Len. I had budgete about $5k for the project so it's sounds like I can do this. I was going to use LP for the appliances you noted but was thinking about converting some of them either to DC or AC with an solar inverter. I have seen this done to off-grid cabins and thought it could apply to TT as well. If not the LP works for me. I was also thinking about installing LED lighting?
Thanks and God Bless,
J.K.