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A votronic mppt regulator will take up to 50v, it also has a 1 amp blead to starter battery, depending on total wattage a 250 will cost about £140, there are also others out there, some a bit cheaper.

They are png and should for most be jpg lower case, linux can read png but its a lot of farting about in settings.

What voltage are they, most we use are 19v and regulated by a MPPT unit, panels are cheap these days on ebay.

Not sure about that, skoda alloy engine decended from ninteen fifties lasts forever if looked after, ford new wet belt fiesta engine might get you round the block on a good day.😁

Any pics or where you got it & price.

I have one of these 12v units in the loo/washroom, i switch it on from the cockpit when driving, ok of batteries and solar when parked if only lightly used, gas or diesel best if parked up in wintertime.

I would buy german if pos, eldis and swift seem to be poor builds from what if seen, others on here will be more informed as i built my own & not buy.

Save on sites and wild camp, only been in one in over 12 years.

On mains table top fridge here to, by the way i dont see the bog in the van.o_O

I carry 2 5ltr water containers, i fill at home before going away for a day or two, any longer and a filtration filter sys will be required piped from the main tank.

Lead acids site at 12.7v when new, they charge at 14.4v.

Not much use at 3.1v

Pictures dont open in linux, strange.:unsure:

Why or what is this and for what.:unsure: Growing funney plants perhaps.;)

Use heat restant connectors or crip it.

Judis preast.

If the chips are down then yes.

Not for me, one down all down, i like to keep all seperates, much more easy to pin a fault and fix.

Do your wiring layout first, have fun on the build, i did on mine.

Get pictures on for folks to ponder over.