I agree on the Bogart 2030 monitor & Sc30 Pwm. Awesome combo and will out perform many MPPT IN fact I know 2 folks with that combo who have done side by side comparisons with 2 different MPPT and the 2030 outperformed them. I also agree with your comment on "MPPT propaganda".
Not on our current vehicles, but previous vehicles we established a trust and the vehicles at that time were included. We live in Arizona where the trust was established. If you have specific questions may I suggest you contact an estate attorney rather than rely on "internet lawyers", to get...
Morninstar Trimetric are among the very best. They are highly configurable, so you can easily set it for the parameters your batteries call for and have many other programmable features.
It' true there is some parasitic drain. Typically small amouts from circuit boards in various electrical components. While small drains, never the less theses losses overtime can drain a battery left un checked.
There is some merit to this approach, especially considering the cost of the batteries. On the other hand if the OP is willing to look at what Battle Born requires for charging and put in the necessary infrastructure to meet the correct charging specs as per the company, he should be fine...
I guess we will have to agree to disagree. In my case I can afford a high quality MPPT but in my previous rig and now my present I have chosen a PWM, because the performance I got using a PWM did not warrant the extra expense of MPPT. The very good & high quality MPPT controllers cost...
The problem with wiring panels in series is, if one panel is shaded or somehow obstructed, it shuts down or significantly reduce the other panel(s) as well. To wire in parallel is as simple as wiring each panel into a combiner box, no need for MC4 connectors, then one wire to the charge...