I am a first time user and it doesn't appear to have the quick connect technology, what do i need to connect it to a batterey for remote camping
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you'll need a charge controller (to regulate the current and so it doesn't overcharge or drain your battery, $20) and an inverter (to change the current from DC to AC, so you can plug things in like a lamp or radio).
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I have used this setup specifically for camping. Get a plastic 12 volt battery case (easier to transport and keep together) Make sure to have a charge controller so you don't damage the battery and/or solar panel. I use the 12 volt connectors like you would use in the car cigarette lighter socket. You can purchase extensions with male/female ends at an auto parts store and this makes for quick connect/disconnect. You will have to solder or splice cap these onto the wires coming off the charge controller. I have everything together in one setup that I can carry around with the solar panel. Takes about 3 sunny days to fully charge a 12 volt 35 amp battery. I have used this setup specifically for camping. Get a plastic 12 volt battery case (easier to transport and keep together) Make sure to have a charge controller so you don't damage the battery and/or solar panel. I use the 12 volt connectors like you would use in the car cigarette lighter socket. You can purchase extensions with male/female ends at an auto parts store and this makes for quick connect/disconnect. You will have to solder or splice cap these onto the wires coming off the charge controller. I have everything together in one setup that I can carry around with the solar panel.... » Read More I have used this setup specifically for camping. Get a plastic 12 volt battery case (easier to transport and keep together) Make sure to have a charge controller so you don't damage the battery and/or solar panel. I use the 12 volt connectors like you would use in the car cigarette lighter socket. You can purchase extensions with male/female ends at an auto parts store and this makes for quick connect/disconnect. You will have to solder or splice cap these onto the wires coming off the charge controller. I have everything together in one setup that I can carry around with the solar panel. Takes about 3 sunny days to fully charge a 12 volt 35 amp battery. « Show Less
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There are a couple methods that will work. The first is to attach battery clips to the panel cord, then when needed clip onto the battery. This is simple but you always need to make sure the polarity is correct and when not attached it would be good to not let the clips touch so the panel isn't shorted. Another method would be to purchase a mating set of 2 pin flat connectors. These are similar to the 4 pin connectors used to connect a trailer to a car. Connect one to the battery (best if the exposed pin is connected to minus). Connect the other to the panel (exposed pin connected to plus). Now you just have to mate the connector and there is no chance of a short. Regards
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There are a couple methods that will work.The first is to attach battery clips to the panel cord, then when needed clip onto the battery. This is simple but you always need to make sure the polarity is correct and when not attached it would be good to not let the clips touch so the panel isn't shorted.Another method would be to purchase a mating set of 2 pin flat connectors. These are similar to the 4 pin connectors used to connect a trailer to a car. Connect one to the battery (best if the exposed pin is connected to minus). Connect the other to the panel (exposed pin connected to plus). Now you just have to mate the connector and there is no chance of a short.Regards There are a couple methods that will work.The first is to attach battery clips to the panel cord, then when needed clip onto the battery. This is simple but you always need to make sure the polarity is correct and when not attached it would be good to not let the clips touch so the panel isn't shorted.Another method would be to purchase a mating set of 2 pin flat connectors. These are similar to the 4 pin connectors used to connect a trailer to a car. Connect one to the battery (best if the exposed pin is connected to minus). Connect the other to the panel (exposed pin connected... » Read More There are a couple methods that will work.The first is to attach battery clips to the panel cord, then when needed clip onto the battery. This is simple but you always need to make sure the polarity is correct and when not attached it would be good to not let the clips touch so the panel isn't shorted.Another method would be to purchase a mating set of 2 pin flat connectors. These are similar to the 4 pin connectors used to connect a trailer to a car. Connect one to the battery (best if the exposed pin is connected to minus). Connect the other to the panel (exposed pin connected to plus). Now you just have to mate the connector and there is no chance of a short.Regards « Show Less
1880649
You usually have to have some type of controller to prevent battery overcharging. I hooked my solar charger to a gate opener that has a built in controller for the battery.
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The output of the PV panel are 2 wires. You need to provide your own connectors at the PV panel leads. FYI, after placing the PV panel under the sun, we used a voltmeter to measure the output voltage. Under no load, it produces + or - 20 volts. I'm not to sure if you could put some type of rheostat between the PV panel and your device that you want to power to limit the output voltage to 12 VDC.
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The connectors you will need are the spade type (female) quick disconnect. The ones on the battery are the spade (male) ones.Good battery got it on a 30w solar panel running two small fans blowing the hot air out of a small metal shed.
676812
It connects with a USB cable. You may have to install an app to make it work.
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No.It connects to the battery harness with the quick connect that you need to get.This is an excellence addition for usb power.
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I believe you have to especially you will need it powered. Your best bet is to contact anker. They are very friendly and helpful.
1895142
I have no idea how to replace a lost remote, but I need another remote also. I dropped mine and now I can't recharge it because the internal plug broke loose. If you find out how to get another remote let me know.
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It has a remote power supply connection. So you connect direct to the battery and use your head unit or a switch to turn on an off. Or a jumper lead will keep it always on. You should be able to connect direct from your phone or mp3 with the proper cords.
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Hi there,My camper is back in storage right now but I can tell you the following.It's a bayonet connection.I use the system on 4 trojan batteries and it works great.No mess, no worries.Hope this helps,Rob
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You will have to plug it up with the adapter that came with the device.once you connect the two together it should work but mines dont.
77535
You'd probably want to purchase this separately. The connection could be done/undone relatively fast, but I wouldn't call it a quick connect. Also, there's only 1 cord from the camera to the brain box. You may want to have another cord with quick disconnects so you could have the connection at a convenient place (like your bumper or hitch).
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Just follow the instructions, the unit will know that you have a 12 volt system and will work with any panels that you connect without any user input . You only need to set the battery type and size. Setting the size will only be necessary if you want the state of charge on the remote display to be accurate. The battery type is needed to get the correct charge profile. Connecting loads directly to the battery is the simplest but the remote meter will not be able to display load volts , amps and amp/hours of use.
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All it needs is an installed CRL32102 and a 110 VAC receptacle to plug the charger into. Then just register the remote handset at the base unit (crl32102) as per the directions in the manual.
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You need a battery, preferably a LiPo battery, and a charger for the battery. Also, you will need 4 AA batteries for the remote, though if I remember correctly my RTR came with 4 AA batteries. No assembly, other than installing the main battery, which can be tricky the first time because of the close quarters in the frame, but a 2s lipo goes in pretty easy. I use the "Batens EXO RTR battery and charger kit". It charges quickly and is a great starting point for this Ready To Run vehicle. After you get some experience you will want to upgrade to 3s LiPo for more speed.
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the purpose of this is to connect two pannels each having a pair (female and male) of M4 in to a single pair of M4 input jacks. The M4 connectors are intended to be weather resistant. To connect to the camper wiring you might try to find a M4 extention, male on one end and female on the other. Cut this in half and make the connection to your camper "charge controller" using the cut ends inside a weather resistant box or using waterproof connectors. Acharge controller will prevent overcharging or "boiling off" of your battery. "sunsaver" is a good but not expensive brand the purpose of this is to connect two pannels each having a pair (female and male) of M4 in to a single pair of M4 input jacks. The M4 connectors are intended to be weather resistant. To connect to the camper wiring you might try to find a M4 extention, male on one end and female on the other. Cut this in half and make the connection to your camper "charge controller" using the cut ends inside a weather resistant box or using waterproof connectors. Acharge controller will prevent overcharging or "boiling off" of your battery. "sunsaver" is a good but not... » Read More the purpose of this is to connect two pannels each having a pair (female and male) of M4 in to a single pair of M4 input jacks. The M4 connectors are intended to be weather resistant. To connect to the camper wiring you might try to find a M4 extention, male on one end and female on the other. Cut this in half and make the connection to your camper "charge controller" using the cut ends inside a weather resistant box or using waterproof connectors. Acharge controller will prevent overcharging or "boiling off" of your battery. "sunsaver" is a good but not expensive brand « Show Less
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It has a USB cable so that you can connect directly to a PC, Tablet or any other type of media player with a USB connection. Also, you can connect via Bluetooth, even if you do not have an internet signal, they are both separate types of connections. Camping was the main reason I bought it, it works great, just be watchful of the weather, because it is not water proof. Hope that helps!
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Once you plug this in it has to be configured. the manual is very clear and it is very simple just follow the directions should only take a minute or so.
1267661
you need to have a "c" wire (24V power from the transformer) to power the wireless network (redlink) - you can't connect to any remote accessories without that.