Flexible Solar Panels .. any recommendations?

Yup, get a solar panel(s), and solar charge controller.  Don't get something below 100 watts since ultimately you only get about 18 amps per day usable at that level.  On cloudy days, far less.  So if you end up with 3 cloudy cold days and you are running the furnace (the worst electric + propane hog on a camper), you need a way to catch up eventually.

http://forum.solar-electric.com/forum.php

Hello to GingerPod et al. Very new to solar but are going to give it a try since we have the Zamp connector on our 2014 178 and do a lot of non-service camping. Have purchased Renogy 100W panel (just the panel), 2 20 ft. cables 12 AWG with MC4 connectors (to have flexibility in placing the panel), a Sun Force 30amp digital charge controller. Our basic question is how to configure all this to connect to our 2 parallel wired 12volt batteries for charging. More specifically, are there rules about where to place the charge controller relative to the batteries. We have read that the closer to the batteries, the more efficient.  Is this true or can the controller be placed anywhere between the panel and the batteries with no effect on efficiency or performance (we could cut into the Zamp wiring to place the controller anywhere inside the pod for example)? Finally, our cables are 12 AWG. Is there a problem connecting to the 10 ga Zamp wires connector at the back of our pod? Would appreciate any guidance in all this. Thanks for your time.

Paul & Francine