Single vs Twin engine Ribs – Pros and Cons
Single vs Twin engine Ribs – Pros and Cons
Storing our stern anchor inside the boat
Storing our stern anchor inside the boat
Single vs Twin engine Ribs – Pros and Cons
Single vs Twin engine Ribs – Pros and Cons
Storing our stern anchor inside the boat
Storing our stern anchor inside the boat

Solar panels on board

By Thomas P.– Michael Pournaris

It is true that lately the inflatable boats have grown up to 50 feet in length. As a result, their equipment, such as refrigerators, freezers, heaters, microwaves, etc., have also increased, requiring thus greater need for more electricity than the onboard batteries can usually provide.

Especially when are used to anchoring in solitary coves for a weekend or more, the batteries need to be constantly recharged to meet our increased demands. This need is the main reason for the increasing use of solar panels in the boat, which can also charge our batteries daily when the boat is on the trailer.

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