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Originally Posted by Sethjamto
I wired 3 12v panels up in a series on my canopy for a total of 36v's. It will slowly charge the cart over a few hours, but nothing compared to an actual charger. I do this only for while I'm hunting, so that it can trickle charge while I'm in the woods from the drive out there from the camp house. I don't need it, but it gives me that "feel good" feeling of insurance that it's slowly charging while I'm out looking for Bambi's dad in the woods!
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What could be added to a setup such as you've described that would ensure the batteries don't get overcharged?
For example, if you were to leave the 3 panels connected to the batteries for a week or perhaps longer.
(I'm new, be gentle with me!)
The main reason I chose an electric model is the ability to charge via solar.
I guess once I get a meter installed to monitor the charge, it's a non issue since I can just look at the gauge.