I just picked up a 1989 Ford E250 Fiesta RV. It has a normal house battery
in the back along with an inverter for charging the house batter and powering
the 12v system when hooked up to shore power. All of it is original except
the battery which I just had replaced. I've just finished converting all the
internal 12v lights to LED and my next project is to install a solar system.
That being said, I'm looking at the GoPower Weekender SW Charging System (160 watts)
but using one of the flex panels. I'm curious if you all have any advice or
information on a system can interact with the current flooded battery
and inverter I have in any way, if I should keep the two systems separate, or
if I should ditch the current system when installing the solar system.
I've never done anything like this before and am learning and building from
the ground up. So any advice, suggestions, or opinions would be greatly
appreciated.
in the back along with an inverter for charging the house batter and powering
the 12v system when hooked up to shore power. All of it is original except
the battery which I just had replaced. I've just finished converting all the
internal 12v lights to LED and my next project is to install a solar system.
That being said, I'm looking at the GoPower Weekender SW Charging System (160 watts)
but using one of the flex panels. I'm curious if you all have any advice or
information on a system can interact with the current flooded battery
and inverter I have in any way, if I should keep the two systems separate, or
if I should ditch the current system when installing the solar system.
I've never done anything like this before and am learning and building from
the ground up. So any advice, suggestions, or opinions would be greatly
appreciated.
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