Solar trickle charger fail!
It's a 10W solar trickle charger. Found my dual battery down to 9.6V and can't operate my powered jack. Good I have my spare battery, for my kayak motor, that saved the day. My 100W Renogy so...
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time2roll wrote:Yosemite Sam1 wrote:Yes probably 100 +- milliamp draw 24/7. You might get 400 milliamps for 6 hours a day from the panel. Break even at best.
So, do I get it that the rate of discharge from phantom drain from the RV is higher than my rate of charging on the 10W solar trickle charger?
Again, thanks everyone for the information. I'm buying a battery disconnect switch.
Ordered a battery switch. I detached the negative cable meanwhile putting my RV back to storage while on full charge. Will check back the voltage after a week or so.
Will that mean that my battery went bad if I get a large drop in voltage again?
