Solar PV Panels in a Van

If your van has a trailer hitch you could buy a flatbed trailer, or build one yourself, and then put a shipping container on it. Then outfit the shipping container with batteries, a generator, beautiful pallet furniture, and a rape dungeon.

>>1095892
Sorry, that's not in the picture but it's in the parking space to my left, just out of frame.
I store the bodies in the utility closet behind the green car in the background.

Any recommendation on the electrical harnesses I should use to between vehicles?

>>1095895
>>>1095892 (You)
>Any recommendation on the electrical harnesses I should use to between vehicles?

Just use the hitch as your hot wire and connect the vehicles that way. No long wires needed.

>>1095898
This will also discourage hobo's from trying to mess with my truck right?
If they try to disconnect the trailer and touch the hitch, it'll act as a sort of "kill switch" and make sure the trailer and truck won't work separate from each other? It's like DRM.

>Any recommendation on the electrical harnesses I should use to between vehicles?

Bare logging chain. It looks thick and masculine and is fun to fondle.

Okay, so shitposting aside, you need sealed lead acid, or SLA batteries, AGM, or Lithium Ion Phosphate batteries. Those are listed from cheapest to costs the GDP of a small country.

For the battery Isolation, you should use a high voltage, high amp continuous duty rated solenoid. wire it such that when the van is running, the alternator is able to chaarge the batteries, but when the key is off, the starting battery is isolated from the power bank. This will keep you from gettign stranded. and in the off chance you leave the lights on or something, just turning the key to the on position and waiting a few minutes will allow the reserve batteries to charge the starting battery enough to get going.

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>>1097566
you're doing gods work anon