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soooooooo after reading concerns in this thread about flexible panels i was kinda sold on the idea of going to rigid panels.... Then I drove to Logan Airport in Boston MA last night and came to a 7' 4'' underpass... Clearly, There wouldn't be much room for solar in this situation... :( sorry...

Hodakaguy, why did you have the base fabricated when you could of got rigid panels? Was weight important to keep the pop top from being too heavy mostly? now i find myself interested in this 315W panel for $310 locally... http://www.altestore.com/mmsolar/Others/SW315%20datasheet.pdf going to...

that is a sweet setup! I wish i could copy it - but my roof isn't flat - see the large bump up front that flattens out about in the middle of the middle window.Just enough space to fit 2 (possibly three) flexible panels... :( great write up from that link Diplo!!

are flexible solar panels at a point where they are as efficient as rigid ones? I have a fiberglass hightop roof on my chevy astro and the flexible panels seem like a perfect option for me. specifically what i have in mind would be to use 2 100W Renogys ( http://www.directron.com/rng100db.html )...