http://busvillage.tribe.net/thread/290c3245-2b93-414b-abba-71b858b6238d?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://BusVillage.tribe.net/thread/290c3245-2b93-414b-abba-71b858b6238d#c298d79c-1d46-4ed1-8a04-c8505ee9257c This could be a pretty involved answer. You'd do better to post in the DIY tribe. You'll want to include the size of the panels. Tue, 03 Mar 2009 14:46:49 GMT http://BusVillage.tribe.net/thread/290c3245-2b93-414b-abba-71b858b6238d#c298d79c-1d46-4ed1-8a04-c8505ee9257c Dan 2009-03-03T14:46:49Z http://BusVillage.tribe.net/thread/290c3245-2b93-414b-abba-71b858b6238d#7d4fee68-c0bb-4647-a8cd-2bff3b212678 Hi gang Have any of you guy or gals come up with an inexpensive way to mount a couple of solar panels on a skoolie roof and be able to hinge them up when parked and fasten them down really good when it`s time to go down the road. When I do my own setup's I don't usually think about the cost of it ( that's probably why im either flush with cash or broke ) but I got a buddy building a short skoolie on a tight budget. He's got 2 / 90 watt panels that he want's to mount up there. Any bright ideas and or pic's would be appreciated. Peace along the way Dennis the bus dweller N.Y. Sat, 28 Feb 2009 19:32:26 GMT http://BusVillage.tribe.net/thread/290c3245-2b93-414b-abba-71b858b6238d#7d4fee68-c0bb-4647-a8cd-2bff3b212678 Dennis 2009-02-28T19:32:26Z