Starting my generator in my class C without
So they tell you to take the house batteries out and keep them on a trickle charger instead of keeping the whole class c plugged in all winter, but now I have a problem with starting my generator it ...
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HARLYGL94 wrote:
I am going to leave the house batteries in the RV and keep it on shore power all winter but as far as the engine battery can I plug a trickle charger into the engine battery and then plug a small extension cord into the RV itself so I don't have to run a long extension cord down my driveway and run it over with the snowblower.
Just wondering if it's okay to plug the trickle charger into the RV outlets and then have it plugged into shore power thank you
You can put a trickle charger in or install a Trik-L-Start. This is a Winnebago item and may already be in your MH.
I would also check to see if you have a multistage converter. When fully charged you should see close to 13.2 volts at the batteries. Most non multistage converters will always have about 13.6 volts.
