On 3/22/07, Michael Elliott <camping.elliott@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi B, > SNIP >They are connected to a Solar Boost 2000E > solar controller via 6-gauge "extension cords" which I made from some > nice wire I got at West Marine and Power Pole connectors. The solar > controller usually gets me 20 to 40% more current than connecting the > panels alone.>
Hi Michael. Had read your useful posts earlier last year, and reviewed them just now. Really helpful. I too am considering a system like this. Re: Solar Boost 2000E When shopping for this obviously important component, what does one look for in terms of how much current a given solar controller can eke out of solar panel(s)? TIA,
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