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JIMY wrote:

Thanks for a very clear explanation, we are thinking about panels for next year. Got one 110 battery now what sort of money for a decent system?
Jim

Best advice I can give is read up about solar panels and the experiences of fellow members on MHF but also look long and hard at what you expect out of your set-up. One 110ah battery doesn't sound much but if you always use CC sites or similar then you don't need anything else.

However if you like to wander around a bit then look more closely at what you do and need and maybe you only need an extra battery or swap the halogens for LED's. There are many steps you can take that needn't cost much. However.....

If solar is what suits best then go for the biggest panel you can fit/afford and certainly shop around. A 120W panel will cost anything from £300 to over £800 fitted.

You could start here

http://www.motorhomefacts.com/modules.php?name=Product_Reviews&op=show&rid=110

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JIMY wrote:

Thanks for a very clear explanation, we are thinking about panels for next year. Got one 110 battery now what sort of money for a decent system?
Jim

Hi Jim
Do you have any DIY ability at all or totally hands off?

I'm posting DIY solar stuff here but registration (free) is required to view I think?
http://motorroamers.co.uk/f70-how-to-do-it-yourself

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