wolfe10 wrote:
Yes, in an emergency you can run the generator which powers your converter, charger or inverter/charger to charge (at least) the house battery bank.
On most coaches, it will NOT charge the chassis battery. So, to drive, you will need to either use your boost/combine switch or physically connect the battery banks-- you have to have the chassis battery at above 12 VDC while driving, as it powers the engine and transmission computers!
I'm just throwing this out for debate, but doesn't the engine ignition switch normally cause the isolator relay to close when the engine is running? If so the generator/converter will indeed charge the chassis battery while running down the road.
Richard