FINALLY, some progress! Keep in mind that I have no garage, car port, etc so all my work is done roadside...
I finally figured out how I wanted to mount the solar panel. I really didn't want the expense of a roof rack on the trailer just yet (I have a perfectly good one on my Jeep ha), BUT I didn't want to hard mount to the roof since eventually I'll likely have a gear rack and don't want to cover it. SO - how could I hard mount it while keeping the previous work in tact? Voila! (yes, those wires weren't long enough for when the hatch opens, so I had to redo it...d'oh! :snorkel: The panel is hinged on both sides, so if it was ever necessary, I can unscrew one side and prop it up for an extended camp for maximum exposure, but at 85W, I've never needed to do that before.
Then it was time to finally figure out the rear wiring. I've rewired everything except the side lights. I'm holding off because I want some brighter lights and will likely do LEDs, plus some galley lighting. I also want to do a big lighted whip...ya know, so I can find my way back in the evening after certain festivities....yes, festivities. So anyways, I added a fuse panel. It's basic, it's not "Blue Sea", but it's exactly what I needed.