Stupid question I guess...

1) Buy a voltmeter.
2) Check voltage at batteries.

Wow.. Ephrata. I grew up there.

Yes if your inverter is set up correctly.

Your question is for this rig 39' 2004 Winnebago Journey DP?
Yes, it should charge through the converter or if equipped the inverter/charger.
You can go here and download information.
Winnebago

enblethen wrote:
Your question is for this rig 39' 2004 Winnebago Journey DP?
Yes, it should charge through the converter or if equipped the inverter/charger.
You can go here and download information.
Winnebago

We traded the National Seabreeze that you so kindly fixed for us for this 04 Journey. The problem is we don't have a 50amp source set up yet. Our neighbor is an electrician and he is going to do it for us.

I have the generator going right now and the inverter/charger is on. Setup? I have no clue.:?

Your converter, charger or inverter/charger works EXACTLY the same on generator as it does on shore power.

Congrats on the DP. And, it isn't a stupid question. If you don't know something, just ask.

Be sure your friend does not wire you up a 220 volt circuit for dryers, stoves etc....you need the correct electrical circuit unless you want to 'smoke" your new unit..good luck

USAFBILL wrote:
Be sure your friend does not wire you up a 220 volt circuit for dryers, stoves etc....you need the correct electrical circuit unless you want to 'smoke" your new unit..good luck

x2, be sure he is wiring it appropriately.
do a search, find a schematic, and show it to him
bumpy

50 RV circuit is exactly the same as the current range wiring. It is 120/240 volt four wire.
Stepdad: if you have a 50 to 30 adapter it should provide power to the whole rig with reduced amps. You can even get the 30 to 15/20 amp adapter and be able to run light loads like refer and battery charging system.

Hope you are going to have enough time to enjoy the rig!

enblethen wrote:
50 RV circuit is exactly the same as the current range wiring. It is 120/240 volt four wire.
Stepdad: if you have a 50 to 30 adapter it should provide power to the whole rig with reduced amps. You can even get the 30 to 15/20 amp adapter and be able to run light loads like refer and battery charging system.

Hope you are going to have enough time to enjoy the rig!

Thank you my friend. I was wondering about that. Even if I don't have 50 or 30 amps yet I can reduce it down to at least charge the batteries.

~Thanks again, John