BrianZ
@DanWeitzel, they were 1-inch clamps and half inch wide, from Amazon..Koehler Enterprises KE12BX 10 Piece Hose Clamp Box (Size SAE 12),Silver https://a.co/d/hxrwjlzI think this was the absolute minimum size that would work, as I found myself wishing they were a bit larger, as they were more difficult to get started, especially if you had to use only one hand. I liked the 1/2" width though - seems optimal to me. If I had to do over, I'd get the next larger size over 1-inch.
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Re: Our portable solar suitcase setup
Ok, here's an update regarding Intrusion Protection (IP) Rating for MC4 connectors versus the Anderson with Environmental Boots.. Renogy MC4: IP67 Anderson Boots: IP64 So, both have the same hig… (View Post) -
Re: Our portable solar suitcase setup
I have replaced the red & black plastic storage caps that covered the Anderson connectors at the ends of our SCC battery cables, as mentioned in my last comment.. Here's the new "Source… (View Post) -
Re: Our portable solar suitcase setup
I think the purpose of using a series connection is not only to take advantage of the MPPT controller's ability to use virtually all of the power without extra high current & heavy cables, b… (View Post) -
Re: Leveling
Well, not wanting to spend $140 for the Levelmate bluetooth remote leveling device, I plan to try this cheaper 1.5" square sensor device.. $25 on Amazon.. (Android only) WitMotion BWT61CL Blueto… (View Post) -
Re: Picking up our 2018 S Boondock today!
Boone is a great location for a Boondock! We recently made our first dry camping trip in our T@B using solar power to your nearby Julian Price park on the Blue Ridge. I'm sure you can get to man… (View Post)
