In Will's blueprint there is only 1 of those, so where (and why) would I need two?
That's a little over my head. ty
Ha! $40 a month, no thank you.
Custom wiring diagrams $40 a month
Just nevermind
I understand positive and negative, but why didn't Will use 2 in his blueprint? Its just confusing to add something I have no idea how to place it. Sweet dreams.
That would be great if you did a video Will. I am trying to follow your blueprint to a T. So, should I buy a 250a busbar (that's the maximum it shows)? I clicked the link in your blueprint to select one, but I don't know which amperage to select. Looking forward to a video when you have time. Thank you for all you do!
A slight suggestion will. Apply the "Rule of Three". If you are asked the same question 3 times or more, it's time to write it up as one answer and post it to a "Sticky", reference section or FAQ list. This way when the Q is asked again, just point them there. It keeps things consistent, easier to update and saves a heap of time & effort as well. Much more fun ripping apart a pack than typing answers all day no ?
I am adding things up now. Most is just for shorter bursts, but a few like a fridge , laptop and light for longer time.
But how big should I select - in Amps? For Will's newest blueprint with the dc-dc renogy mppt alternator one? The link shows up to 250amp on the Amazon link. I plan to expand too. So, what you're saying is, all grounds will attach on the (negative) busbar on the wooden board you make right? I will get the red and black separately then. Will will be updating the blueprint he says. Thank you. P.S. After I get everything settled and on the road full-time I plan on learning HAM!
I do a French press now (pour over) or instant. Works great and only propane or butane used for about a minute and a half to heat the water. I put more hot water in a thermos for later if you want more. EDIT: unplug anything you don't use all the time. I do that at home and turn the circuits off at the circuit breaker in the sticks and bricks unless I use it every day. I've heard it called "vampire energy". In case anyone didn't know, unplug everything you don't use all the time per the Electric company. P.P.S. a rocket stove would heat the water with twigs for basically free!
