Winter Storage
Hi, I am about to store my class B camper(1999 Dodge Xplorer)for the winter in Wisconsin. This will be my 3rd winter doing this but the previous 2 winters I have been home. I have stored it covered i...
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pianotuna wrote:
Hi,
What works is to disconnect the batteries and leave them in place.
For fuel I do the last two fillups with premium gas, and add the appropriate amount of Seafoam. I do the same for the generator.
In my case, I do not disconnect the batteries as all are maintained by the solar system. The starter batteries via a Trik-L-Start and the generator battery by a relay that closes when solar reaches 13.5 volts. I have extremely thin wire on the source wire to the relay to limit amperage.
For clarity, I assume you mean physically disconnect the batteries - not relying on the disconnect switch. As we all know, the disconnect switch can often leave a parasitic draw and drain them.
