Denialteh

Personally, I use the Bougerv solar charge controller. It's reliable, efficient, and offers advanced features like Bluetooth connectivity for monitoring. It's been a great addition to my solar setup, ensuring optimal charging for my batteries.

I have a new 2024 Rockwood 2608bs TT and am planning a trip from NE PA to Florida in March, stopping twice, with 5+ hour drives between stops to arrive at a full hookup cg in Florida. I have 2 each 200W solar panels. If I start after plugging into shore power at home for at least a week while packing will I have enough juice to supply for overnight camping by boondocking on my way down? I'll probably run a television, coffee pot and a couple lights but may run some heat, either fireplace (or furnace if it's too cold.) It came with a Marine/RV dual purpose 505MCA 64 AH battery and would consider getting another (I don't boondock enough to go Lithium) as it's set up to accept a second battery. I do have a 3500w Generac inverter generator, just don't know if I'll need it for just 2 overnights. Yes, I'm really new to the whole solar setup. Thanks, let me know if you need more info.