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Marine Solar — A Practical Engineering Guide: Designing, Sizing, and Installing Solar Power for Sailboats and Cruising Vessels - Softcover
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Most marine solar installations underperform for reasons that have nothing to do with the panels.
Shading from the rig, heat derate, undersized conductors, and a charge profile that quietly starves the battery bank — these are engineering problems, and Marine Solar gives you the engineering answers: a measured power budget, honest derates for real sailing conditions, and a nine-step installation walkthrough that ends in a system you actually understand.
This is not a rooftop-solar book with boat photos stapled on. Every calculation, wire table, and mounting detail in this guide assumes what a boat actually does: it heels, it shades itself with its own rig, it gets hot, and it has no grid to fall back on.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
- Daily power-budget worksheets, built circuit by circuit
- Honest array sizing with real-world derate factors — not laboratory numbers
- PWM vs. MPPT compared on the actual numbers, not marketing claims
- LiFePO4, AGM, and flooded lead-acid battery banks: capacity, acceptance, and life
- Wire gauge and voltage-drop tables for 12V and 24V systems
- A fully illustrated nine-step installation walkthrough, in the order it must happen
- Galvanic corrosion, stray current, and lightning protection
- Commissioning checklists and a fault tree that turns "the solar isn't working" into a diagnosis in twenty minutes
- Fillable worksheets, reference tables, and a glossary — Appendices A through D
Every method in the book is applied to three complete, itemized systems — not toy examples:
- A 30 ft coastal cruiser on weekends and shore power
- A 40 ft liveaboard running solar-primary, full time
- A 46 ft ocean passagemaker with no shore power for months
WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR
Owners doing their own refit who want to understand the system, not just install it — and who would rather size an array correctly the first time than troubleshoot it at anchor.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Daniel Kestrel has spent fifteen seasons commissioning and repairing DC power systems on cruising sailboats. He writes for people who intend to do the work themselves — and who would rather understand a system than be sold one.
Twenty-one chapters. Four appendices. One system that still works in ten years.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Most marine solar installations underperform for reasons that have nothing to do with the panels. Shading from the rig, heat derate, undersized conductors, and a charge profile that quietly starves the battery bank - these are engineering problems, and Marine Solar gives you the engineering answers: a measured power budget, honest derates for real sailing conditions, and a nine-step installation walkthrough that ends in a system you actually understand. This is not a rooftop-solar book with boat photos stapled on. Every calculation, wire table, and mounting detail in this guide assumes what a boat actually does: it heels, it shades itself with its own rig, it gets hot, and it has no grid to fall back on. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN- Daily power-budget worksheets, built circuit by circuit- Honest array sizing with real-world derate factors - not laboratory numbers- PWM vs. MPPT compared on the actual numbers, not marketing claims- LiFePO4, AGM, and flooded lead-acid battery banks: capacity, acceptance, and life- Wire gauge and voltage-drop tables for 12V and 24V systems- A fully illustrated nine-step installation walkthrough, in the order it must happen- Galvanic corrosion, stray current, and lightning protection- Commissioning checklists and a fault tree that turns 'the solar isn't working' into a diagnosis in twenty minutes- Fillable worksheets, reference tables, and a glossary - Appendices A through DTHREE REAL BUILDS, FULLY COSTEDEvery method in the book is applied to three complete, itemized systems - not toy examples: - A 30 ft coastal cruiser on weekends and shore power- A 40 ft liveaboard running solar-primary, full time- A 46 ft ocean passagemaker with no shore power for monthsInstalled cost included for each. WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR>ABOUT THE AUTHOR>Twenty-one chapters. Four appendices. One system that still works in ten years. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798173334718
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