Build an Affordable Solar Power Energy System: Cleaned Up Version of my Portable 60 Watt Solar Set Up

My 60 watt solar energy system has been working great. I get great power from the Sunsolar 30 watt panels. My cheap PWM solar charge controller does a good job at regulating the power that comes out of my panels. Here are some specifications on my outputs and measurements:

30 Watt Sunsolar panel puts out 20.5 volts in full sun.
The CMP 12/24 solar charge controller at full power regulates input voltage to battery to around 13.6 volts.
The Cobra 400/800 watt inverter #CPI 475 measures 110 volts with a 100 watt load. This may go up when battery is on full charge.

I recently made some upgrades to my solar set up to clean up the wiring and add a simple automotive voltmeter. I will stress again that it is very important to put a fast blowing fuse on the power line going to the 12VDC side of your inverter to help you form accidentally cooking it. Here are some high points of my upgrade:

Added $8.00 large battery box from Walmart to hold all the vitals inside.
Added $7.00 automotive voltmeter from Harbor Freight
Panels are now wired with a quick disconnect plug made from a computer power supply. I found a 16 gauge power supply wire and traced a positive and negative to the inputs on the charge controller.
This system is now totally portable and safe.

Here are some good pictures of how it looks now.