Need someone to install (Seattle, WA)

[Travel Bound]

Hey all, long time viewer of this forum. Just now getting in to joining and asking questions, but i've been viewing threads and getting information as to a better understanding of what i need and want concerning solar and the setup i would need to power my appliances.  I plan on going full-time as im looking into purchasing either a ford e350 cargo van or a chevy 2500 express. problem is, i dont have the slightest clue how to do the install of the solar. I've never worked with electrical set-ups and i feel this is a little out of my league.

My question is, are there any vandwellers in Washington in particular the Seattle area that perhaps would want to do the install and ill pay you for the install. Im looking at the renogy 200 watt panel kit plus inverter plus two AGM batteries and i might just upgrade the charge controller to a pure sine. if theres anything else i miss that should be needed just let me know.

PS: Lunch and Beer are on me Pm me if your interested.

Thanks, J.

 

[WheelEstate USA]

What sort of things do you hope to power?
If I was in your area I would be happy to sit in my chair sucking on my oxygen and coach as you did the labor. Hands on is a good way to learn.

 

[highdesertranger]

if you come to the RTR you will not only learn how to, but you will have plenty of help. highdesertranger

 

[jester]

A friend on Bainbridge island did mine on my RV. He's a handyman by trade so I have no idea what he would charge but I'm fairly certain it would be less than a shop. You'd have to set up a time to meet him on the island as well as scouting out a place to work. Maybe in the Ace parking lot in case you need additional pieces.

https://www.facebook.com/les.heinrich

 

[WheelEstate USA]

Good thing about this group is all the help out there.
Best of luck.

 

[wagoneer]

Just remember to be realistic in your power demands off grid is limiting by nature, haha just made a funny ...And welcome to the group do it once and do it right.

 

[Every Road Leads Home]

My question is why a one ton Ford (E3350) but only 3/4 ton Chevy (2500) 3500 would be a one ton same as the E350