MY TRUCK CAMPING ELECTRICAL SYSTEM.

Here's an explanation of how I connected my Bluetti AC200max solar generator in the truck, to charge it, and why I installed it the way I have it.
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[@mostee77]

Excellent, I hope soon I start following your style

[@adventuresintruckland]

Thanks. Good luck on your build.

[@mrp55net]

My project includes a Renogy 40A DC to DC charger using the the same Isolatar as yours for the D+ signal source. The DC to DC charger tops off a Renogy 200ah LIP battery. The Renogy battery is connected to a 2000W Renogy inverter. I will also charge my Bluetti AC200 MAX from the inverter or I can use a 24v step up converter to charge the MAX through the solar port (24V X 15A - it is a 20A maximum converter). So I have some flexibility. I don't have a rooftop solar array as you do, so the solar port is available. I like the idea of using a 12V battery as a buffer between the DC-DC and the Bluetti since the battery holds more AHs than the Bluetti. Massive overkill for power storage but that rig will give me time to mull over the options during a major power outage.

[@adventuresintruckland]

That's a lot of power! Since I switched from the Bluetti to separate components, I've not looked back. So much better! If you haven't already, you should take a look at my update video.

[@miketitus3592]

Not an aluminum frame.

[@adventuresintruckland]

Ah! I was misinformed. Apparently, the chassis is hydro formed steel. I was told it was aluminum.

[@miketitus3592]

@@adventuresintruckland Awesome video and awesome truck!