Plugged in or unplugged for winter
We will be entering our first winter in NH with our 2014 Pleasureway Pursuit and are wondering which is best. We will winterize it in the next few weeks but expect to still use it for short trips l...
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Two answers:
In days of old when folks were bold a common converter was the Magnetek 6300
I would recommend leaving one of those plugged in for months on end, they have a reputation for boiling batteries dry.
On the other hand I have a Progressive Dynamics 9180 with wizard (About as far from the FIrst one as you can get, this is a "Top band" 3-stage plus converter, (NOTE many in that top band) and plugged in is best.
In days of old when folks were bold a common converter was the Magnetek 6300
I would recommend leaving one of those plugged in for months on end, they have a reputation for boiling batteries dry.
On the other hand I have a Progressive Dynamics 9180 with wizard (About as far from the FIrst one as you can get, this is a "Top band" 3-stage plus converter, (NOTE many in that top band) and plugged in is best.
