80 watt Zamp Solar ?

Just for reference,I have two g24 batteries I plan to use them til I kill em ,and then upgrade to 2-6v. I Can get 4 days being careful and 3 with nighttime furnace use and and not trying to hard to conserve. Unless you spend your days in the pod using power all day, I would think with 2-6v batteries and 80w solar and a Genny for a bump during any heavy use and to charge for awhile when the sun goes down, you should be fine boondocking almost full time.

i went three days with the 80 watt zamp and the two GC 6v batteries of boondocking.  Just the wife and i and the Shepherd.  I ran everything as normal and didn't really scrimp, just made sure stuff was off when we weren't using it.  Heater ran during the night and used the inverter to inflate and deflate a queen air mattress in the kitchen area.  (that bed is good as well) The bed inflater draws 105 watts and runs for about 5 minutes to inflate or deflate, so no real usage.  The solar control indicted FUL usually by 11 am , so not even really a danger at all of discharge.  I did not even take the generator.  

I think i am set for the "boondocks".  My lesson learned is to make sure that you start your trip with batteries at close to 100% state of charge and monitor the SOC as you camp.

Thank you for the education from this forum.

Hi Texan! We boondock a lot as full-timers and use 100w Renogy portable solar panels. We have 2 6v golf cart batteries. With a good amount of sunny days we have gone 2 to 3 weeks with minimal usage of TV & lights. We typically don't use the AC and heat but if we do it's just briefly to take the edge off the heat or cold. If the sun doesn't shine enough we will charge with the car running & 7 pin plugged in.