Charging the camper battery when driving
I'm trying to wrap my head around this one. We just finished up a weekend at a campground about 3 1/2 hours away. When we're pulling out, I switch the fridge over to 12v to keep it cold. I had the hit...
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EldIr wrote:vladio wrote:
What the hell are u talking about? What TV? I ran a wire to the the plug where it wasn't wired by who I had wire the hitch. I didn't wire the camper, did I say I did?
Try fully reading and comprehending a post before you post a smarta$$ comment!
Give me a break.
Yeah, there's a few morons on here you have to ignore. Simple test - connect the trailer plug to the tow vehicle. Read the voltage at the trailer battery with the tow vehicle not running. Start the tow vehicle. Should be a big jump in voltage. From the 12.5v range to the high 13's or 14v. If not, the tow vehicle is not providing power to the trailer.
If it's like my oem tow pkg it will not have power with the tv off. It protects the tv batt from being run down by the TT. Power comes from the charge circuit.
