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Originally Posted by WaltBennett
I used a different setup, but I think you may need a bit more than 320 watts. I've 400 and can recharge my four T-105s in a day with moderate sun from 75 - 80% (from a Triminic). Several will say I should have 500 watts or more, but most of the time we're boondocking we're not using anything during the day (maybe the Fantastic fan, but that's all).
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I agree I have 400 watts, 4 flooded 6v interstate golf cart battery's, 2000 watt inverter/charger. I could add 1 more 100 watt panel but like Walt I haven't had the need. However your main question was about using pre-wired RV, If your like me you want all the info you can get. I chose Renogy for all my solar products, no where near the top of the line but not the cheapest either. We couldn't be happier with our solar system. I still have a 3400 watt Champion inverter/generator with remote start for back up, and my old faithful yamaha 1000 watt as back up for the back up. My wife and I have boondocked for a month or more with our new solar system and we will never own an RV without a good solar system
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2004 2955RL 2nd owners 400 watt solar, 2000 inverter/charger 4-6volt golf cart battery's & a champion 3400 remote start dual fuel genny
2000 F-350 swd crew cab long bed 7.3 power stroke transflow 77 gal fuel tank.
