Battery went dead
So on my new trailer (2015 Creek Side 20fq)that has all the little red and blue lights on things like the refer, carbon monoxide sensor, entertainment center etc. I go out there tonight and the batte...
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icanon wrote:
You said the key words 'cloudy' and 'rainy' that why I don't have full confidence in solar energy. You need a backup with a generator and/or direct plug-in electricity. Don't think plugging to the TV will charge the battery in a short time it will take quite a long time to recharge.
Well the trailer was in the front yard so I wasn't far from getting it straightened out. Some support for the Solar, when we were at the desert for a week and the weather was plenty cold. We kept warm enough and never lost our batteries. We don't use any luxuries like microwaves, hair drier, tv's video or anything like that. We just use the furnace and lights. But, yes I will want to get a generator for the times that we get caught like that or have to keep cool sometimes,
