Total Rebuild of a 1979 Dodge Class C

mrfixit454 wrote:
You really needs an amp gauge to see what happens when the frige is on. And I think you mean .1 volt, not .01 ;) Is the .2 on the inverter amps or volts.

I say let the refer run over night or maybe 24 hours and tell us the voltage is. To be fair you need some food or beer in the refer.

Fixit

My Volt meter reads 12.5 with a full charge in the battery, If I turn on only one light it will drop to 12.4 When I ran the fridge all night the next morning the meter reads 12.2 volts, with the generator running or when plugged into shore power the meter reads 13.6 volts, I ran the fridge all night and the battery was still just about a full charge, It took very little to run this fridge all night.