Roofrack for my van

[Texjbird]

I like flexible panels.  They are also more aerodynamic as they are not up in the wind like mini sails.

Thanks for reminding me that there is such a thing as flexible solar panels.

I am already pretty sure that the Safari  will not be big enough for Q and I to live in for any great length of time.  Most of my "build" will be utilizing items I already have with the exceptions being stuff I've bought or will buy that I've not felt a need for until now.  Things like my generator, screen room, tent. 

The investment in a solar system that I can move easily from one vehicle to another is something I'd like to have.  Then there is the cost of a solar system and batterys to be bought and installed to be considered.  The only knowledge I have about solar is what I've learned in the last 3ys since I've been active on the internet at home.   To me it's learning a new language and how to build a solar system and use a 12 volt system with the new language while I'm learning it.  Most of it I don't understand so I'm glad to know and get advice from others that do have the knowledge and experience that I'm lacking.

Have you posted anywhere about your solar system using the flexible panels?

JewellAnn