Maintaining Dinghy Battery
I am in the process of getting a new dinghy and would like to have it wired in such a way as to maintain a charge in the starting battery when we tow. The problem is that our MH is currently wired ...
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Definitely do not try to use the headlights as a charging source. There would be very little current handling and you could easily pop fuses often.
If you are not comfortable finding a source to tap have someone that is. You do not need to have it run through a relay, just a fuse close to where you pick up the power and one close to where you connect to the toad battery.
Disconnect the toad charge line if parking overnight if you do not have shoreline hookups.
If you are not comfortable finding a source to tap have someone that is. You do not need to have it run through a relay, just a fuse close to where you pick up the power and one close to where you connect to the toad battery.
Disconnect the toad charge line if parking overnight if you do not have shoreline hookups.
