Battery voltage drops!!!
I have a 2015 Jayco Pinnacle with a residential fridge. When I am plugged in to shore power and have fully charged batteries (two of the biggest Trojan 6 volts that I could fit in the battery cases) m...
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Ooooooooo I like this new Buggati!
Can you drive?
Well, er, ah...
E CAVEAT EMPTOR
Please keep in mind that FEW if ANY recreational vehicles are set up to boondock right off the showroom floor. They are almost pure grade Power Pedestal Princesses. half million dollar MCI coaches with 2 8-D batteries in the early nineties. Wotta laugh! Good until around 2AM.
First mistake was believing Herb.
Second mistake was the purchaser not investigating the issue via the wealth of internet iformation before purchase.
Third mistake was not conducting a shakedown overnight before the trip
I have an ultra-bright (gift) flashlight that is incredible. For twenty minutes. 5-watts and three AAA batteries.
Or the guy who destroyed a 1994 Ford brand new pickup by hauling a 38' Teton trailer? Nobody told him an F150 wasn't a good mate for his Teton. Madder than hell when it played Laurel and Hardy in Manzanillo. The trailer squashed the pickup damned near flat against the spring stops, but sticker in gear and head out. He paid a King's Ransom in repairs before he(un-encouraged) asked for my advice. Then he cursed me when I recommended his returning to Arizona or Texas and purchase a used one ton dually. "That isn't the @#$%^&! answer I was looking for!"
IMPLIED MERCHANTIBILITY is a term folks should acquaint themselves with. When a conflict with reality disproves implied merchantibility then there are consumer laws and legal actions that can be taken.
Something like me purchasing a $15,000 computer server then finding out it doesn't do Windows.
Go figure...
Can you drive?
Well, er, ah...
E CAVEAT EMPTOR
Please keep in mind that FEW if ANY recreational vehicles are set up to boondock right off the showroom floor. They are almost pure grade Power Pedestal Princesses. half million dollar MCI coaches with 2 8-D batteries in the early nineties. Wotta laugh! Good until around 2AM.
First mistake was believing Herb.
Second mistake was the purchaser not investigating the issue via the wealth of internet iformation before purchase.
Third mistake was not conducting a shakedown overnight before the trip
I have an ultra-bright (gift) flashlight that is incredible. For twenty minutes. 5-watts and three AAA batteries.
Or the guy who destroyed a 1994 Ford brand new pickup by hauling a 38' Teton trailer? Nobody told him an F150 wasn't a good mate for his Teton. Madder than hell when it played Laurel and Hardy in Manzanillo. The trailer squashed the pickup damned near flat against the spring stops, but sticker in gear and head out. He paid a King's Ransom in repairs before he(un-encouraged) asked for my advice. Then he cursed me when I recommended his returning to Arizona or Texas and purchase a used one ton dually. "That isn't the @#$%^&! answer I was looking for!"
IMPLIED MERCHANTIBILITY is a term folks should acquaint themselves with. When a conflict with reality disproves implied merchantibility then there are consumer laws and legal actions that can be taken.
Something like me purchasing a $15,000 computer server then finding out it doesn't do Windows.
Go figure...
