In addition to a solar panel, what else will I need for a vehicle-based solar setup?

In addition to a solar panel, what else will I need for a vehicle-based solar setup?

I would be grateful for a link to a good tutorial. The videos from my YouTube search made me want to reach through the internet and viciously batter the camerman with a balloon animal.

I know that I need some sort of charging controller between the panel and my battery setup, and some sort of inverter / power supply to output various AC/DC voltages.

I'm not sure what I want to run, but the most likely items will be a 24/7 dashcam, mobile WiFi / internet, and a media server.

I was thinking about a setup based on this panel:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/113042572335

I'll be installing on / in an old station wagon, so space is not at a premium. I have a few cubic feet of interior space to work with.

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