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they are about $40 more i got this one on-sale for $220 https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B01ET1YBJG/ref=dp_olp_new_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=new video here: https://youtu.be/tuFeTPfKiUA

There are new kind of flexible solar panel made with different material (ETFE and fiberglass) supposedly to be more durable than the old PET-made panel. I installed two of them out of four panels. They are a little more expensive than the PET type. Will see how it last. the following are from...

I installed four 100w panels (each weigh 4 pounds) on the roof. I tied them to the Yakima tracks with metal wires and taped the panels edges to the roof with Eternabond tapes. I dont intent to remove them from the roof for portable use. so far so good.

i managed to removed the FWC-installed 100w Zamp solar panel. the panel weights 16 pounds. They used some kind of black glue beneath the six screw holes bolted to the roof. The glue is so damn hard and sticky that i have a hard time lifting the panel even after the screw removed, and i ended up...

i like your ladder, where can i buy it?

useful info here http://www.wanderthewest.com/forum/topic/10277-adding-a-second-solar-panel/

1986 Four Wheel Camper Keystone Pop-Up - $1000 https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sgv/rvs/6196514806.html

i use Tetford 320p https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006WPQMOA/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

use a voltmeter to check polarity before you connect to Zamp plug, Zamp polarity is reversed from other company panels. i have to cut the MC4 to SAE adaptor wires and re-attached in reverse to make it work. please check this video https://youtu.be/LShSQeddlgk

2014 FWC Grandby Camper - $21000 (Santa Barbara) https://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/rvs/6188319053.html

2007 FWC Kestrel Pop Up Camper $12500 https://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/cto/6193070091.html

i use one "HQST" brand 100w flexible panel bought from Ebay for $180, I plug it to the portable outlet in the back and it runs well.

i plan to remove the heavy Zamp fixed panel, and install three 100w flexible panels (4 pounds each at cost about $500) in its place, it is lighter to lift the roof and i can add more wattage to the system. The old Zamp panel can then be used as a portable panel.

Paul: according to this video, starting at 2:00 minute https://youtu.be/dfMVHLVcMWo if the two panels are mismatched in parallel mode, you only get combined 200w power instead of 260w

If that is the case, then we should use the same wattage for both the roof and portable panel (e.g 100w roof and 100w portable), right?

question: are the FWC roof solar panel and portable solar panel factory connection set in parallel or serial mode?

i manage to plug in a 100w/12v "hqsolar" brand flexible solar panel to pre-wired plug in the back. The zamp plug is reversed in polarity. By switching the wires, its working. The 100w panel costs less than $200.

the length of ARB is about 28 inch. My 2015 Eagle measured 22 inch from Fridge door to the side wall. So it will protrude from the fridge compartment. why your photo does not show the ARB extended beyond the opening?What is the length measurement of your Fleet?

read $43700 on the top

an old FWC camper https://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/cto/6158239561.html

2015 FWC Eagle shell camper https://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/cto/6181107908.html

i heard that only 40 hard tops were made by FWC.

thank you badtoytrd, i did installed a 7/8 inch cambi-cam, works perfectly.

Very nice video. Said that he has been living in the camper for four months. He is very knowledgeable of the camper operation. The only drawback in his camper setup i think is the lack of solar panel. https://youtu.be/3cfWF5dURsg

check this video out starting at 2:00 min https://youtu.be/t7DUoXh2dnU the propane compartment has a factory-made lock.