dreadlocks
Well-known member
yeah but if you have lead chemistry batteries you always have a ton of overhead during the absorb.. even with 1.5C charging rate.. its gonna spend >80% of the time under .7C.. so you got 100% Overhead 80% of the time.. most people here dont have an additional 1.5C of daytime loads, for boondocking most of the day load is fridge.. you can kick fans and stuff on later after battery is done bulking up.. Who's got a daytime load requirements higher than 0.05C with a small single battery setup.. I have to fireup a crockpot to get above that for any considerable time, and thats only ~120W.. still wouldent need 0.3C to charge and run it at the same time.. 0.2C would be more than enough.