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With two DC charging sources, are blocking diodes required?
Thanks Anorlunda! You are correct, it's just the one panel. As far as usage goes, i generally live on the boat over the weekends and I have fairly small electrical demands, the largest draw being the refrigerator (which i use as an ice box because of the power requirements). The other loads...- Peter Dill
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With two DC charging sources, are blocking diodes required?
Thanks everyone, massive help. Now I've just got to find the right controller for the panel. Here are the specs: https://www.kyocerasolar.com/dealers/product-center/archives/spec-sheets/KC40T.pdf Any insight on selecting a controller?- Peter Dill
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With two DC charging sources, are blocking diodes required?
I have a simple 12vdc system on a boat with a single battery bank. There is a stock alternator on the engine and I've inherited a solar panel i'd like to install. I understand that most solar charge controllers have built in back feeding prevention, but will i also need blocking diodes on the...- Peter Dill
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