Good view of installing a solar power system to trailer. Very interesting.

Really good look at troubleshooting a solar power system problem, how it was fixed. Look at the comments. They are often informed and highlight why this problem happened in the first place: too much amperage going through the wire because solar panels connected in parallel. Parallel connection yields high amperage. Series connection yields high voltage. Normally, w/ MPPT charge controller, high voltage is desired. But this owner didn't want that for some reason I can't recall, but which he states in comments.

As the names suggest Monocrystalline and Polycrystalline are both types of solar cells that are made from crystalline silicon. Almost all quotes you will get when considering buying solar panels for your home will use crystalline solar panels.

In my humble opinion the choice between monocrystalline and polycrystalline solar panels is not something that you should lose too much sleep over when looking to purchase solar panels for your home. It is more important that you choose a good brand of solar panels. A good brand of solar panels is from a company that invests heavily in the quality of their manufacturing process and invests heavily in their reputation. Click here to see reviews of different solar panels to find the best solar panels.

Really good overview of mistakes these guys made in setting up their RV solar system. So glad they shared this.

Today we meet Ron who has created a very cheap Off-Grid Cabin on Wheels. He wanted a Plan B back-up to his home, just in case, and to also get out and travel...

"Less wire running to charge controller, less voltage drop."
Better to mount on roof rack than directly to the roof. Fewer holes to drill in roof.