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When do you get your :box: back?...so you can continue our...ugh your adventure:sombrero:

That is good to hear,thank you for long term report:smiley_drive:

AWEsome as always:victory:

great reading...keep it up:friday:

Congrates on the book mobile purchase,with dual doors they make nice conversions

Preliminary results are in,it does work I started at 6am and the sunwas barely up on the mnts. I set the panel on a table with the fan hooked to it. I saw it move, when I step to the side it didn't spin it just "loaded" I checked voltage and it was 5v+( idid touch the fan it it started to...

This is what they are talking about http://www.iotaengineering.com/dls30.htm 30 amps of clean 12v supply, afuse and matching socket and your done

Those are Bling...alittle rich for me right now... Since I already have a 4in covered vent installed,no more holes to cut in roof and 678 cf per hour works out to what 11 cfm? and the solar panel is maybe 4-1/2 in diam how much output could it have? So even an 80mm 12v fan moves about 60 cfm...

Ok,we shall see then and I will post results in the next week or so....good or bad:D fingers crossed on that .001%

I have a vent in my project that is about a 4 inch dia hole with a vent cover on it to keep out the rain etc. It works good now at venting off hot air,I would like more though. I am thinking of adding a 120mm 12v ball bearing computer fan to the hole and then sticking a 5w or 10w solar panel on...

Came across this on another site,and it opened my eyes to look for more info and pay more attention.... several roads we travel on have low clearances that while in the DD I didn't notice http://www.aitaonline.com/Info/Low%20Clearances.html I was looking at this also http://www.lowclearances.com/

Were is the bow down Smiley? Thanks

Cool so I will go with my original plans for the battery hookup(the cheez wiz one) And will look into the switch you mentioned also Since we are on the battery topic: The batteries will be bolted to the floor ,my plan was to build a vented box to house the batteries and then have the bus...

I like cheez wiz...or did as a kid Yes the 12V thingies are bus bars I had it like your cheez wiz pic at first because it made the most scence until I went looking at battery chargers and visited battery tenders web site FAQ area and saw that setup on the "hooking up" battery charger page...

Those are nice batteries alittle $$ for me right now tho' We will be using this project as it's built so we can see what we really need etc and still be able to enjoy it,instead of it sitting in the back yard for 2yrs while we build what we "think" we need. My idea is to have nice "plug and...

I appreciate all you do here as well as alot of folks...thank you for reading material:ylsmoke: I see this as a the charger you talk about...

When you say larger what is your ref. point? My wife can get me 6V 215ah batteries for $75 w/no core; so that seemed like a good way to go and space wise I have basically 24in x 48in x 14 in space to play with

so is this right? I was reading on battery tenders web site and came up with the above. So +/- is connected so it will charge. Now If I connect the 12 V + from alt to the same spot as the charger that leaves me with no chassis ground to complete the circuit So If I connect a chassis ground...

I plan to use the alt while driving(190 amp)using a solinoid to isolate when turned off and a battery charger when hooked to generator or shore power I am just confused when looking at chargers right now:Wow1: I'm not really sure what I want or need I see mention of 3 stage and 4 stage...

I hope this is the right section I am posting this so I can "see" it from a different light :) Biggest goal is to keep the fridge going come hell or high water The inverters will be plug and plug so if one goes bad it's as simple as unplug and plug into another one No transfer switch since...