I travel fulltime in my RV, and I like to spend time out in the boondocks. I boondock 95% of the time, which means that I have no hookups, not even water.<\/p>\n
A big reason that some people have trouble boondocking for an extended amount of time is that their batteries run low. A great rule of thumb is to keep your deep cycle lead-acid batteries above 50% state of charge, and if you run the 12V water pump, furnace, and lights in your RV camper, it won’t take long until the battery indicator says it’s at 1\/2.<\/p>\n
Related Post: Best Solar Panels For Prewired Zamp Trailers<\/a>\u00a0\/ Use Panels With A Furrion Solar Port<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Some people run their furnaces all night and wake up with a dead battery, then wonder why they have to buy new batteries every year.<\/p>\n What I ended up doing was buying solar panels, but how many solar panels do you need to recharge your RV batteries? Let’s talk about it in an easy to understand way.<\/p>\n\n How many solar panels you need, or how big it needs to be, depends on how big your battery is.<\/p>\nHow Big Are Your RV Batteries?<\/h2>\n