Factory Battery Converter versus Auxiliary
I have a 2001 Winnebago Brave 33V and last year I replaced the 2 deep charge batteries. Today I changed the starting battery and found a pretty good amount of overcharging "dust" on the 2 new deep cha...
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I think investing in newer generation charger will save you lot of money on long run.
I was restoring vintage conversion 12 years ago and bought pretty expensive inverter/charger by Xantex (?).
I think I got my money worth several times not only on flawless inventing the 120V for my AC and coffee maker, but also in charging the batteries.
The cheap golf-cart batteries not only lasted 12 years, but I remember adding water only 2 times in those years.
With 2600W charging power the unit was pretty fast as well.
When I read what owners spend those days on house batteries, I smile very wide.
I was restoring vintage conversion 12 years ago and bought pretty expensive inverter/charger by Xantex (?).
I think I got my money worth several times not only on flawless inventing the 120V for my AC and coffee maker, but also in charging the batteries.
The cheap golf-cart batteries not only lasted 12 years, but I remember adding water only 2 times in those years.
With 2600W charging power the unit was pretty fast as well.
When I read what owners spend those days on house batteries, I smile very wide.
