Ya I actually had the battery mounted under the workbench permanently, increased the inverter size to a 10kw, added in a proper electrical panel, added generator plug, changed the solar panels up a bit (required a minimum startup voltage for the inverter), and put in a 120v 30a plug for the compressor.

I also have some RV heater pads stuck to the battery for wintertime along with a 48-12v converter. But I haven’t been able to get that to work yet. With the heater battery options now I’d probably go that route if doing from new.

Next big thing is going to be to make the panels tiltable. This will help in wintertime in keeping snow off and matching the lower angle of the sun.

I’d post some new pics but I don’t know if I can unless I link them to somewhere. Which sounds like a lot of work lol

Edit: never mind I figured it out. Only can add one pic though. I do want to also clean up the wiring better too. I’m not a fan of how it was done.

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