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Brad Townsend · 05-04-2013, 10:03 AM

I trust these two guys and there recommendations. You would do well to do as much reading as possible and email them with questions. Handy Bob is a unique character but knows what he is talking about just a little rough around the edges. Jack has a few recommendations for installers. Not sure how far you want to travel but the main thing is to get it right the first time. You can get a lot of knowledge with Bob and Jack and that is what everyone should have not just a system put on top of your coach without knowing exactly what is going on. Bob won't install a battery monitor unless you agree to learn how to program it. I would require the same but I don't do installs. Bob lives in Montana and his rates are low and his knowledge is tops.Not sure where Jack lives but they both recommend each other. The solar industry for rv's is not regulated and this is why one needs to be very careful who they have do installs. Finding a good installer is like hitting the lottery. Thats my 2 cents.
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05-04-2013, 10:03 AM	#6
Brad Townsend Senior Member Join Date: May 2007 Location: Where ever the coach is. Posts: 158	I trust these two guys and there recommendations. You would do well to do as much reading as possible and email them with questions. Handy Bob is a unique character but knows what he is talking about just a little rough around the edges. Jack has a few recommendations for installers. Not sure how far you want to travel but the main thing is to get it right the first time. You can get a lot of knowledge with Bob and Jack and that is what everyone should have not just a system put on top of your coach without knowing exactly what is going on. Bob won't install a battery monitor unless you agree to learn how to program it. I would require the same but I don't do installs. Bob lives in Montana and his rates are low and his knowledge is tops.Not sure where Jack lives but they both recommend each other. The solar industry for rv's is not regulated and this is why one needs to be very careful who they have do installs. Finding a good installer is like hitting the lottery. Thats my 2 cents. The RV Battery Charging Puzzle « HandyBob's Blog RV Electrical __________________ Brad & Karen & Mena Coach Name BIG BLUE Coach# 204 1988 40 ft 8v92 TA 2012 Toyota FJ Cruiser,1990 Jeep Cherokee 4/WD now a desert rat 25 ft Haulmark trailer 730 watt solar panels, Full timing.