Love your videos. Beautiful and very interesting to see a part of the world that I've only visited briefly a long time ago (and without the benefit of "slow" bike travel). I love maps and I really appreciate your animated maps of your travel. It's really interesting to see how you manage battery and charging on these trips. I'm thinking of doing some longer "solar powered" trips and this is useful information.
It makes me really happy to see you as a faithful follower! Your feedback is incredibly welcome and valuable. In fact, there's nothing more rewarding than seeing someone inspired to create something similar. I wish you all the best and many happy rides ahead. Feel free to ask anything - I'm happy to help, even if my experience is still growing.
My charge connection also has 3 pins, but in reality, only 2 pins are used. I googled a lot to find out what exactly this connector is and to my amazement, it turned out that it's some kind of audio connector. The name is "AC-C-X3M". You just have to find out which pins are actually used and which one is the + and -.
Love your videos. Beautiful and very interesting to see a part of the world that I've only visited briefly a long time ago (and without the benefit of "slow" bike travel).
I love maps and I really appreciate your animated maps of your travel.
It's really interesting to see how you manage battery and charging on these trips. I'm thinking of doing some longer "solar powered" trips and this is useful information.
It makes me really happy to see you as a faithful follower! Your feedback is incredibly welcome and valuable. In fact, there's nothing more rewarding than seeing someone inspired to create something similar. I wish you all the best and many happy rides ahead. Feel free to ask anything - I'm happy to help, even if my experience is still growing.
I see you go from solar to mppt to battery -- What type of connection do you use to go from mppt to battery ? (my battery uses a 3 pin for charging)
My charge connection also has 3 pins, but in reality, only 2 pins are used. I googled a lot to find out what exactly this connector is and to my amazement, it turned out that it's some kind of audio connector. The name is "AC-C-X3M". You just have to find out which pins are actually used and which one is the + and -.