Stereo receiver to avoid voltage drop
I know someone out there has a solution to this issue. We often camp off grid, that is, solely using 140 watts solar and 2 AGM batteries (Deka) rather than 30 amp shore power. We have a factory instal...
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Either the furnace or fridge or both are causing a voltage drop that's more than the radio can stand. Not sure why you don't have a propane fridge, they use an insignificant amount of fuel. You need more battery or more charging capacity or both unless you want to run a genny. The MFJ voltage booster previously mentioned would work but it's not fixing your root problem. A different radio might work down to a lower voltage; however, that sort of tricks you into discharging the batteries more than you should.
