I'm installing an EF Ecoflow panel above the bimini but set up to be removable. Like most sailboats in a slip, we are mostly using shore power. So I wanted a panel that I can remove when not in use so it doesn't degrade in the sun. That way it is always ready to use in an emergency. I found the solar panel for my needs and it's a waterproof panel with lots of grommets. Although it is made for portable use, it does not have things like USB charge ports and other features that can cause water ingress. So for use in the ocean, it has to be completely waterproof. My system is expandable to 2 panels totalling 320 watts. Currently it is set up for 160 watts. Expansion can be done without any further changes to the wiring. This is why a sailboat can be offgrid. While other kinds of watercraft like powerboats cannot be offgrid. ------ As a follow up, I've disconnected the boat from Shore power and the boat is being charged sufficiently from solar! I have a refrigerator/freezer running 24/7 and some electronics and there is sufficient power from solar. ------ Parts List: EF Ecoflow 160W Solar Panel https://amzn.to/3fVr54A Victron MPPT 100v / 20amp Controller https://amzn.to/3vHYiqA Solar Extension Cable 20 Feet https://amzn.to/3wDUqam 12gauge Electrical Wire https://amzn.to/3fSFwWY Waterproof Gland Dual wire https://amzn.to/3c2D9Qj