RV Solar Panel
I’ve just started a new project and I wanted to make a note here to announce what I’m doing.
I’ve decided to take on the project of building my own solar panel with the thought of integrating it into our travel trailer’s battery power system.
Through my research I’ve come across programs that teach you to build your own solar panel at a very low cost. So this new web site will chronicle my effort to use this program to build the solar panel and use it with our RV.
Please follow along:
Do It Yourself RV Solar Panel.com
An example of a solar panel on a travel trailer
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#1 by Electric Griddle · on November 9, 2010 - 12:36 pm
we have a solar panel at home that my father built, it can generate 500 watts of electricity ;
#2 by Ron L on May 19, 2011 - 5:38 pm
Hey there those look great and you are totally right there aint a better way to build as building your own you probably saved thousands
#3 by Ian Jones on August 6, 2011 - 2:12 am
Ron’s right- you’re likely to have saved a great deal of money by building the panels yourself. It’s fantastic that you’re prepared to put in the time and effort to lead a more sustainable life and many would do well to follow your example. Unfortunately most people do not possess the expertise or facilities to do as you have done which makes it a great shame that solar panels are so expensive to buy. If we are to be truly encouraged to be more environmentally friendly, this sort of technology needs to become more accessible and reasonably priced.
#4 by denny on November 27, 2011 - 7:33 am
it really seems great!
but we found another way to install solar panels on RV roof, no needing to driving hole,and also have a space for air through.
you can learn more visit website:http://www.brightsolar-power.com/index.php/product/view/127.html
#5 by Bob on January 28, 2012 - 12:54 am
This looks really cool! My next project is to go solar. These brackets look like a great solution.