I had considered SuperStrut as a way to make the panel brackets easily removable, but only considered whole struts. I like your idea of (apparently) cutting them into pieces. It's much less cost and weight and makes access to all margins easier. Positioning becomes less flexible but, in reality...
I bought this 2KW inverter directly from Renogy. It's enough for a microwave oven but I don't know if a couple of gel batteries can discharge fast enough to feed that demand. I have 2 SOK 12V LFP batteries in parallel, which can, but I get the impression LFP batteries aren't in your budget. That...
I have one and used to consider it a better use of money, but being wireless is a significant advantage for the Victron. If you have other Victron components and/or have lead-acid batteries though, the Victron Smartshunt provides even more advantage.
That said, I use the Aili/(QWork) monitor on...
I have no comments as to your reasoning but question why you have 4ga from the Renogy to the battery pos and 4ga from the battery neg to a common negative terminal, but only 6ga from the common negative terminal to the battery. Should the 6ga leg to the Renogy neg not be 4ga?
Hmm... I looked at regular slot because it was cheaper but I had to buy 8, making the total purchase more costly and wasteful. The long slotted type costs more but is sold individually. I'll reconsider.
Very late entry on this but in the schematic, two of the battery wires are longer that the other four. Is that just a result of the drawing, and they're actually all matched in length? Or is there a length difference? (I suspect not.)
You won't be paying a little more for quality, you'll be paying a LOT more.
I'm not dissing LFP batteries. I own two. But I intend to boondock with them and keep them for a long time.
You can buy quality FLA or AGM batteries, treat them well, and they'll last for a very long time.
If you're using it only in transit, why pay for Lithium? It seems to me that a single quality group 24 deep cycle (not dual purpose) would suffice and would be much cheaper.
TEMCo sells refurbished crimpers on ebay for less. I assume they're returned items. I bought a TH0006 there and it looked like new.
In retrospect, it would have been cheaper and less frustrating (crimping hassles) for me to use a hammer crimper on smaller gauge wire and buy custom cables for...