Cumulative
|
Daily
|
Start
of Day
| ||
Ampere
Hours
|
Voltage
| |||
Day 1
|
10.0
|
10.0
|
12.58
| |
Day 2
|
25.7
|
15.7
|
12.57[1]
| |
|
Day 3
|
44.3
|
18.6
|
12.61[2]
|
|
Day 4
|
68.4
|
24.3
|
12.52[3]
|
I’m
super pleased with how things turned out. Since we already had the trailer
equipped with a step ladder, tilting the panel is easy enough, and doesn’t
require the ladder to be moved around to reach the hand knobs. The panel keeps
up with our demands nicely, even though I never cleaned it after installation
and it quickly showed some dusty spots as a result. Should have done this mod years ago!
[1] I
went to the ‘big show’ and drove around checking out other areas. I was only
home in the afternoon
[2] worked
on the computer much of the day, charging it twice, and then to BJ’s cousin for
dinner and part of the evening
[3] I
used the computer all day with it plugged in, expressly to try to create more
load. The overnight temps got down to 39 degrees so I used the heater for well
over 45 minutes before the morning reading.
Knew you would love having solar!
ReplyDeleteWe should have done it a long time ago! It's going to be wonderful!
DeleteJohn, curious as to what you use for a heater.
ReplyDeleteWe have a Suburban NT16SE propane furnace in the Scamp which we'll use in the mornings or evenings as necessary. We don't use it at night.
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