BFL13 wrote:
time2roll wrote:
Just get a converter to replace the 9280. You don't need 80 amps. 30 to 45 is fine with just a converter. 5 to 10 amps is probably fine if you have a battery.
Likewise I would keep one battery in place to start the generator. Converter can keep it charged.
He has a couple of TrueCharge 10s that could do 20 in parallel ISTR, on the batteries lying around. Why not hook all those batteries lying around and the two TrueCharges to the MH and "have it all"?
The batteries will still be floated ok, plus be ready for any gen starting, and the Truchargers will provide 12v to the RV. No need to buy anything. :)
A single 10 amp TrueCharge and a single battery would work just fine as I said above.
Although I understand TrueCharge runs the fan 100% of the time... some may like the white noise and some could be a bit annoyed. OP can make that call.
