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$200 for the pair. I have one shipping box, but can definitely pack the other one well, too. These are the base model with the nice cover that can stay open in the rain, but you have to manually open and close it. 12V and work great. Very light use. I removed one to put in a rooftop AC and I...

Asking $2800 for the pair, or $1500 each. These were bought in 2017 and have sat a while before being installed, so they are the larger form factor than the ones being sold now. But they’ve never been discharged fully and only below 50% a couple times and hardly used otherwise. Work great and...

Barely used U-Go AC unit. 12V, about 3k BTU. I believe I still have all the accessories, but I do not have original packaging. I can package it very well for shipping. Asking $900 plus buyer pays actual shipping cost from 27516 (Chapel Hill, NC) or available for local pickup. Untitled by...

This is now sold. —Donnie

Another bump.

Price dropped to $2500!

Bump.

Price dropped to $3000. —Donnie

I got mine a few years ago from these guys: http://www.badgeaire.com/ Was $1900ish. --Donnie

This is still available. Rixens has dealers around the country that can install this system for you, too! —Donnie

I ordered this system about 3 years ago and sadly never did anything but unbox it. It's everything on the left side of the table here (U-GO air conditioner NOT INCLUDED!!!): And here's the original invoice: I've talked to Jim recently about this system and he says he'll stand behind it...

What's the tow rating on this? --Donnie

To be clear, don't play the video inline if you need detailed info. Click the video, then click the YouTube icon on the bottom right to view the video on YouTube.com. In the description below the video you'll find all the relevant info, including the $79k asking price. --Donnie

FWIW, I sized my LifePo4 battery pack at 400A so I'd have just enough capacity for one full night of full blast AC. I'm hoping I'm insulated well enough that it won't have to run full blast to keep it cool, but even if I am, I have 600W of solar plus the ability to charge on shore power or from...

Most people use Z brackets and just VHB them to the roof. I'm thinking I'm going to go a tad higher and use the factory bolt points up there to make a frame and get the panels a tad higher than the Z brackets would. And I'll use some sheet metal to cover the areas that the panels don't for sun...

So I started looking through my electrical road map from Peter and the stuff I have and....he forgot to sell me a Color Control GX! He didn't ship one because he didn't sell me one. And it's just as much my fault for missing it, too. But I am going to order it and another MPPT 100/50 and at...

No, you can't use a boat AC unit that uses water as its exchange in a car. It's designed specifically to dump heat in water, not air. --Donnie

Yeah, I wondered about that. Basically it seems like these particular panels (the 50W and 100W Renogy) do provide a lot of options thanks to that. What you *can't* do is deal well with odd numbers of panels terribly well. As long as you stay with even numbers, the options are much better...

I tried to put the fans as far forward and backward as I reasonably could, but that still only left 76" between them. And I have basically 66" of roof width. While I'm sure 67" panels would have been fine on top that direction, I can't fit two of them between the fans. I maybe could put the...