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I replaced my cheap swing out davits with a more substantial custom made
and welded unit which holds my
10.5 ft rib with or without outboard. It has a welded crossbar frame
which holds my 4 Kyocera 135 watt solar
panels side by side. The mizzen boom is a non issue with these newer
panels. I have the panel wired in series
for a total 80 volts fed to a Morningstar 45 amp MPPT controller…The Max
I have seen in summer condx is
36 amps flowing into the battery bank (450 amp hour). Pics available at my
facebook site under my name and the
go back 6-12 months to see pics of boat and installation.Richard Jank
sv DreamKetcher hull #63
Pearson 424
currently in Lapaz, MX.
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Sounds great. Link to Facebook site?
Pete
On 1/9/2014 1:16 PM, Richard Jank wrote:
I replaced my cheap swing out davits with a more substantial custom made
and welded unit which holds my
10.5 ft rib with or without outboard. It has a welded crossbar frame
which holds my 4 Kyocera 135 watt solar
panels side by side. The mizzen boom is a non issue with these newer
panels. I have the panel wired in series
for a total 80 volts fed to a Morningstar 45 amp MPPT controller…The Max
I have seen in summer condx is
36 amps flowing into the battery bank (450 amp hour). Pics available at my
facebook site under my name and the
go back 6-12 months to see pics of boat and installation.Richard Jank
sv DreamKetcher hull #63
Pearson 424
currently in Lapaz, MX.
_______________________________________________
maillist mailing listhttps://pearson424.org/mailman/listinfo/maillist_pearson424.org
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Check out my custom davits with solar panel. Pictures on Pearson 424 web site time in a bottle and my Facebook site: joe SHIMKONIS continued ss rail each side to enclose cockpit –
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On Jan 9, 2014, at 1:16 PM, Richard Jank wrote:
I replaced my cheap swing out davits with a more substantial custom made
and welded unit which holds my
10.5 ft rib with or without outboard. It has a welded crossbar frame
which holds my 4 Kyocera 135 watt solar
panels side by side. The mizzen boom is a non issue with these newer
panels. I have the panel wired in series
for a total 80 volts fed to a Morningstar 45 amp MPPT controller…The Max
I have seen in summer condx is
36 amps flowing into the battery bank (450 amp hour). Pics available at my
facebook site under my name and the
go back 6-12 months to see pics of boat and installation.Richard Jank
sv DreamKetcher hull #63
Pearson 424
currently in Lapaz, MX.
_______________________________________________
maillist mailing listhttps://pearson424.org/mailman/listinfo/maillist_pearson424.org
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