How to build your own Carbon Fiber Camper making your own Composite/Foam panels.

[ebrabaek]

They've changed. Mine's a five-year-old Renogy 100 watter. It's still doing great.

I think they make real good stuff, and as I never had any issues with the one on the smitty, I also thought that it did a real good job capturing the light exiting the electrons. Ie..... it created a lot of power with the available light as compared to other ones I tried.

 

[ebrabaek]

As the year draws to a close, I am happy to report that everything is holding up great on the camper. Not even a small crack in any joints or laminate at all. We have treated that camper shell to Colorados finest wash board many times, and nada. Now focused on finding that ever so elusive rear window over winter.

 

[ebrabaek]

I just realized I have not posted any of the interior LED light pods and controller. Coming tomorrow. Stay tuned.

 

[ebrabaek]

There are 4 LED pods inside the camper ceiling and will be 4 on each outside corner perimeter. I have been using these pods from superbrightleds.com since 2010, in a verity of applications and none has ever failed. I think the wattage is 2.5 each and they have an amazing lens that spreads the beam very well. I drilled the plastic cap on the right side and installed two mini lighted switches, then just routed the power point from the solar controller via those switches before it reached the left hand side power station. Red is for the inside, and green is for the soon to come outside. Links are on the bottom.



https://www.superbrightleds.com/1-r...00k-6500k+color-Cool~6500K+housingcolor-Black