A work around for low voltage.
Hi All, Due to the campground refusing to reserve a 50 amp site for me (three months in advance), I've been put where there is only a 30 amp outlet and the campground wiring is, shall we say, "chal...
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Hi SMK,
The air does eventually start to cycle--but from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. it is running flat out to maintain 22 c (72 f). Part of the issue may be the site, which has zero shade in the afternoon.
Recharge was as high as 54 amps but it did not stay there long at all. I have to limit the shore power to 11 amps to "trick" the Magnum into doing not just load support--but voltage support as well.
At 8 p.m. I was able to go back to straight campground power, wiring around the Magnum. My PD converter will get its job back overnight. The batteries are sitting at 12.9 at the moment.
It will be hotter tomorrow so I'll be "doing the dance" for a few more hours. I'll try bumping up the temperature to 23 c (74 f) to try to get the air to cycle.
The air does eventually start to cycle--but from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. it is running flat out to maintain 22 c (72 f). Part of the issue may be the site, which has zero shade in the afternoon.
Recharge was as high as 54 amps but it did not stay there long at all. I have to limit the shore power to 11 amps to "trick" the Magnum into doing not just load support--but voltage support as well.
At 8 p.m. I was able to go back to straight campground power, wiring around the Magnum. My PD converter will get its job back overnight. The batteries are sitting at 12.9 at the moment.
It will be hotter tomorrow so I'll be "doing the dance" for a few more hours. I'll try bumping up the temperature to 23 c (74 f) to try to get the air to cycle.
