Gabex35
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This was my setup & it didn't work exactly as I wanted it too lol. The extreme 350 was the only thing available at the time. The yeti 1250 had just been released shortly after.
-3 GZ extreme 350 power packs
-2 boulder 30 panels
So I had the 3 packs daisy chained to each other. The panels would only power the pack that started to lose some juice. The 350 came with an inverter, I realized that plugging the arb directly into the AC inverter would draw way too much power. Ditched the inverter and used the DC plug-in. This setup would work for most of the day, but when it got dark and the solar panels weren't charging anymore, the fridge would consume too much power at about 30 degrees constant. So when I woke up, all 3 batteries were dead & it took almost 12 hours to charge 1 battery with just solar. So it would just be an ongoing fail to charge all 3 batteries every day on the road and having enough power to keep the fridge running. Also the panels have to be in direct sunlight, if it's cloudy you're pretty much screwed.
The yeti 400 or 1250 might be a better choice. That or run a dual battery and you'll be golden.
Good info. Thanks!
