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Old 06-22-2021, 07:59 AM   #7
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I would disagree slightly with Marshall. IMO a 100w solar panel would be a realistic minimum for keeping batteries topped off while dry camping. Full disclosure, I use a 200w kit because I found one used at a could not pass up price. So yes, I agree 200w is a good solution. Where the OP has a 100w kit already and would like a faster recharge rate I'd agree with Marshall that an upgrade to 200w of solar would definitely help in that regard.
It might be a good idea to see if the recharge rate is improved when the batteries are replaced. New batteries without any sulphacation issues or charging degradation might be enough to make a difference.
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