This post is for the new Micro Minnie owners that use a briefcase solar panel in addition to roof mounted panels. I meant to post this many months ago after I upgraded my roof panel controller, installed a controller in the pass-through for the briefcase, added a Smart Shunt, and put marine resettable breakers on both the input and output of the controllers.
Simply put, I found the factory did not run the 10ga battery wire from the roof solar controller (located on the passenger side of the pass-through) directly to the battery. Instead, they ran that 10ga wire over to the driver's side of the pass-through, and they connected it to the 10ga + wire from the SAE socket & the 10ga + wire that runs through the 30A mini-breaker to the battery. So, they have two 10ga wire feeds coming from the two solar panel systems going into one 10ga wire to the battery!
With 200W on the roof and 200W in the briefcase, at full charging with full sun the panels will provide a combined current of right at 30-32A. So, the single 10ga wire to the battery from both controllers would be maxed but not dangerous. However, if someone adds another 200W of panels to their roof, then that single 10ga wire to the battery would be grossly undersized (and so would the thermal breaker mounted on the tongue framing).
This is how the wires look behind the corner panel on the driver's side. The pic is rotated, and the bottom of the picture should actually be on the left side. That left side is where the wires come in from the solar panel socket, which is where I plug in my briefcase panels.
This pic is rotated like the previous one. You can see all the red and white wires are 10ga. The two that go to the battery are labeled "Bat +" and "Bat -". The wires that run to the roof solar panel controller are label "PWR + to RS solar" and PWR - to RS solar". The unlabeled red and black wires are from the SAE socket mounted on the outside of the trailer. The wires that are still crimped go to trailer running lights.
This is just a pic to show how I configured the new controller & breakers on for the roof panels. I did the same thing over on the other side. On a positive note, it's wonderful being able to monitor the two Victron controllers and the Smart Shunt on my phone, and the systems worked wonderfully in deer camp......except for a 3 or 4 day stretch of overcast weather and some snow. Nothing I can do about the weather, and that's why I bring a generator too.