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Old 05-16-2017, 08:58 PM   #1
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Storing portable solar panels

Hi,

I have two 100watt folding portable panels that come in a neoprene case.

I currently store them under the bed but would like to use the space to store bedding.

Would it be ok to store the panels in a storage bay? Or would it be better to keep them in the coach?

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I had my two 100w portable panels under the bed in previous coach, because they would not fit anywhere else. Current coach they ride in the basement.
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Is it OK to stack things like chairs on top of them? Like chairs
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Moving them to outside storage is better as I will be easier to deploy and put them away in the evening and I won't have to wake my wife up in the morning trying to get at them. :-)
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