Complete and utter newbie here.
I purchased a 2018 Tesla M3 two years ago (before the pandemic), and ever since, I've been contemplating using solar panels to trickle-charge it. Not only that but also my lawn-mower batteries (80amp) and snowblower batteries.
The problem: on a scale of 0-10 of knowledge about electricity, solar panels, etc., I am about a 2.
Further trouble: ever watching Will's Youtube video convinced me that I could do it myself.
"Beginner Friendly All-in-One Solar Power System! "
Even more problematic: my teacher salary has me cuffed to about 1k.
His video (linked above) shows how to set up the MPP 800W-12V Solar Inverter All-in-one, batteries, solar panels, etc.
Main question: would this set-up, or specifically the MPP Solar Inverter, be able to trickle charge a Tesla (120v)?
Follow-up question: if the first question is answered as "yes", then theoretically (very) and I used a SOK Battery | 100Ah 12v | LiFePO4 Battery, how much would take the battery 'fill' up the Tesla battery? Hopefully, I've made my question clear, but let me know if not.
Please note: my work is about 5 miles away, and my I drive less than 30 miles per week. And ultimately, it is a stepping stone for me.
I purchased a 2018 Tesla M3 two years ago (before the pandemic), and ever since, I've been contemplating using solar panels to trickle-charge it. Not only that but also my lawn-mower batteries (80amp) and snowblower batteries.
The problem: on a scale of 0-10 of knowledge about electricity, solar panels, etc., I am about a 2.
Further trouble: ever watching Will's Youtube video convinced me that I could do it myself.
"Beginner Friendly All-in-One Solar Power System! "
Even more problematic: my teacher salary has me cuffed to about 1k.
His video (linked above) shows how to set up the MPP 800W-12V Solar Inverter All-in-one, batteries, solar panels, etc.
Main question: would this set-up, or specifically the MPP Solar Inverter, be able to trickle charge a Tesla (120v)?
Follow-up question: if the first question is answered as "yes", then theoretically (very) and I used a SOK Battery | 100Ah 12v | LiFePO4 Battery, how much would take the battery 'fill' up the Tesla battery? Hopefully, I've made my question clear, but let me know if not.
Please note: my work is about 5 miles away, and my I drive less than 30 miles per week. And ultimately, it is a stepping stone for me.