Thanks. This will be very helpful building an offgrid homestead 

 Thanks. I might have to find a vw emblem for it 

 Lol. I'll refer anyone who uses this term to this note 

 If you made a YouTube video on how you did this you’d probably get a million views 

 I've been interested in information on how to do something like this. 

Would love to be able to run a small rig off something like this. 

 I just ordered a kit on amazon that came with the panels and charge controller and everything to hook up to a battery. I already had the inverter. I had to make some cables to connect the batteries in parallel with 8 awg after my brother bought 4 lithium deep cycle batteries. It was pretty easy to figure out. 

I still need to hook up the cigarette lighter/ USB thingy sold for boats. I may get a fuse box to do this. 

https://www.amazon.com/Renogy-200W-12V-Monocrystalline-Controller/dp/B06VY9DVY9?th=1&psc=1 

 diy link 4 sats? 

 Nice looking cart. Good idea to get a backup. I think I will get a generator for a backup 

 I ended up squeezing a Honda EU 2200i out of my boss for a quarterly bonus and it’s cool because you can daisy chain two other 2200i’s off it to increase your output to 6600. 

 Four 100 Ah batteries connected in parallel = 400 Ah. 

 Correct, 4 100 Ah batteries 

 I will use it to power corded power tools and charge my cordless tools and trolling motor battery. Occasionally I'll use it for a sewing machine or vacuum sealer. I will use it to pump water when I get a well put in. 

I want to find an electric percolator or I may get a tea kettle so I don't have to have a fire to make coffee when camping. Once in a while you find those at thrift stores, this was the way people made coffee before the crappy plastic drip machines took over. Plastic and coffee 🤮

I have more capacity than I can currently use 

 Thanks. All the supplies for the cart were salvaged from the local recycling center except for the roof and hardware. The plastic that I used to wrap it came from inside TVs.  

 No duh