Any reason to keep the battery ?
We have a new trailer that we will be keeping permanently on our RV site and never moving it. We will just use it for snow birding six months each year. Is there any reason for maintaining and k...
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csamayfield55 wrote:
Also the battery works as a buffer with the power converter. YOu should not run a 12 volt converter without a battery attatched.
Chris
I'm sorry but this is not entirely correct. Many newer converters used in the last ten years have sufficient filtering and have no need for a battery to further reduce ripple/noise.
To the OP, we cannot answer your question without knowing what converter you have.
However, the most obvious sign you need a battery is if you remove it and find you have lines in your TV or buzzing sounds coming from the radio or even some light fixtures.
