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Thank you Cruisered for sharing your information and advise. Screws on your roof is not ideal, but it can be done, but has to be done right (stainless steel, sealant on bottom and top of plates). My roof is rubber EPDM, I honestly wouldn't feel comfortable riding with glued panel on my that...

Wow, the pic make sense now, thank you for sharing. What about a DC to DC inverter to use your alternator to charge while driving? Is that possible in your case? with a quick connect to your truck maybe? Are you doing heavy draw of current that you need the generator while driving? For me the...

Thank you for the feedback time2roll. Yes the RV has a Generac generator, its old and acting up, cost to rebuilt is higher than getting a new one. I know these generator are one of the best in the market, but I will not be relying solely on this for my energy needs. I found one for $640...

Thank you for sharing your setup Thank your for sharing your nice setup OffGridInTheCity. 1- I have a 26ft GS motorhome on a Chevy P30, that baby will have a black roof. From I have been reading, covering the roof helps to keep the temp down inside. 2- My usage logic is to go from...

Yes HRTKD, totally agree, getting 8 200w panels will not be easy, but it can be accomplished by removing the current AC unit, covering the fridge vent and going over 2 standard air vents, (custom raiser). This is where I have been spending most of time, trying to figure out this part. I will...

Hello everyone, I am new to this channel, came here looking for information to build my extended off the grid system. I've seen a lot of videos from Will, a lot of info which can be overwhelming, but I hope I can continue to learning from all of you. So far I've came up with 2 options to...