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Salvo
Dec 25, 2014Explorer
Everybody knows to install the inverter close to the battery. That's because the inverter won't work when the cable resistance is high. On the other hand, the converter will still work. It's just that the charging rate will be extremely slow. People think their 60A converter will charge the battery at 60A. With factor cabling, it's not unusual to see max current of only 22A!
This converter is only 7 feet from the battery. But it has about 20 feet of 6 awg cable, making charging woefully inadequate for dry camping when charging with generator.

This converter is only 7 feet from the battery. But it has about 20 feet of 6 awg cable, making charging woefully inadequate for dry camping when charging with generator.
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