Narwhal: Solar Solutions for the Mobile Industry

Time to get on the sunshine

Still working hard

 

Old slide that really should say low-maintenance, as you've got to check connections and tighten wires from time to time.

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We got this, y'all. 🙌🙌🙌

Just a quick touch up at the end of the show. We got to meet & hangout with lots of solar people, EV owners, and generally eco-conscious locals.

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Yay conventions!

We're in Austin this weekend talking about detailing on solar energy

Come visit!

Launched!

This website has been a work in progress this past year, as we've been traveling the country, relocating to , and trying to decide its future.

It's now full of information about how to create a solar system to suite your power needs, what components are necessary, the differences in the most popular batteries, and even a couple boondocking locations.

If you visited in the past and wished there was more information, I'd recommend another visit and doing it from the comfort of your PC in a comfy chair accompanied by a beverage & snack. It's informative.

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We're excited to announce another install road trip! This one takes us from Austin to Maine and everywhere in-between.

We want to meet you! Without MTE or SEMA, this past year has been kinda lonely. Whether tacos, tequila, or tranquility, we're always down. Send a message!

I'll be posting the route in a couple days. Get on it!

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We design and install solar energy systems for RVs and mobile contractors.

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Together we can beat the high gas prices and become independent

Come enjoy the sunshine with me

I just published a new and improved version of the website.

Not finished, as there are some links and final items to take care of, but certainly improved.

Go check it out - solnarwhal.com

Have you been planning where you're equipment can go? Check out these setups for inspiration.

Some considerations:
1. Batteries are big and heavy. The lead acid are 12"x24" and 3 -4 are recommended. They should be over the center of mass or an axle.

2. Since they don't typically need much maintenance (connections need tightened, water topped off), you can fix a shelf right over them for storage or the other equipment

3. The inverters, charge controller, and battery charger can be mounted to a wall or under a shelf

4. At the end of the day, it's your van. We can offer suggestions and logistic tips, but you want it to be convenient to how you work.

Solar power - even a kid can do it!

This is the first time has corrected paint, and what better guinea pig than my Leaf 😆

Gotta start 'em early, am I right?

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