Is 200 Watts of Solar Enough? Can a Renogy 200W solar suitcase charge a Renogy 300Ah LiFePO4 battery

For those who like the math here's my figures: Started at 9:43 am Ended at 5:47 pm Total Test Time 8.06 hours Battery was down 90.3 amps or 30% (209.7 amps or 70% remaining) SOLAR PANEL PERFORMANCE Peak output 8.9 amps Average output 6.33 amps Total amps output 51 amps (in 8.06 hours) 39.3 amps still needed to fully charge battery It would take approximately 6.21 more hours to fully charge the battery at an average of 6.33 amps. It would take approximately 15.8 hours to charge my battery from 70% to 100% with the solar panels averaging 6.33 amps. At an output of 8.9 amps it would take approximately 11.24 hours. Renogy Solar Suiitcase https://amzn.to/4gZgWTo Renogy 300Ah Battery. https://amzn.to/4ogi3ke Victron Smart Shunt. https://amzn.to/46U8sbC To Donate use the links below: Venmo: @Paul-Estep-12 Facebook:   / paul.estep.35   Facebook Messenger: Paul Estep Consider becoming a Member of our YouTube channel and receive exclusive perks, Members Only content (as it becomes available), and early access to videos. Some Members receive my newest music CDs when they are released just for becoming a Member. Thank you! Camera and hiking equipment: iPhone 16 Akaso EK7000 Camera https://amzn.to/3K3HHK0 GoPro Hero 9 Black https://amzn.to/3K2OinZ Bcway Phone All-in-One Travel Tripod with Remote onn. Wireless Selfie Stick Trekking Poles, Insulated Bottles, and Backpack are Ozark Trail Paul's hiking hat is a Tilley https://amzn.to/4pBI6no Music: Birds in Flight by Dan Lebowitz We travel in a 2021 Toyota Highlander LE 4WD with over 76,000 miles. We tow a 2025 17 foot Casita Spirit Deluxe camper. Recorded October 2, 2025 in a remote location known only to, well, I can't say.