Basic solar system

[55AS]

My vintage trailer has a single 125 AH AGM battery. I am considering adding a very modest set of solar panels to recharge the battery while boondocking. I am not interested in permanently mounting panels on the roof so am considering portable panels (possibly "suitcase" style but not necessarily). I suppose one benefit is that I can easily adjust them during the day. Ideally I would like to mount the controller inside the trailer and simply use a plug of some sort to connect the panels when needed. Lastly, I have a limited budget as I also plan to buy a small generator.
I would appreciate hearing from folks who have done something similar...
Thanks!

[KJRitchie]

I have a Zamp 200w portable but checking the prices online recently and some stores have really gone up in price.

I did find this RV dealer in Wyoming with better prices
http://www.stalkupsrv.com/catalog_ke...bmitfrm=Search

Here is a review
http://www.naturephotoguides.com/tra...system-zs-200p

For a single battery you could get away with a Renogy 100w panel at $300 or less. I purchased mine this time last year and it was still $800 now its

You can purchase a separate panel, controller and cable and make your own.

Kelvin