Re:Sales of electric cars up by 43% in 2020
by djrogers on Monday January 25, 2021 @12:26PM
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at 750W, even with perfectly efficient energy transfer, you're looking at adding ~2.75 miles of range to your car every hour it's charging. That means during winter, if it's sunny, you might be able to charge your car all day and get 25 miles from it.
You'd be a lot better off with a jerry can and a $500 gasoline generator....
I currently do it with 12 100w panels. I run ac/dc converters to supplement additional dc from the grid to charge at 1500w, but have a 750w charger for emergencies that will charge directly from the sun with no grid. It does require a small buffer battery to work reliably.