Charging the camper battery when driving

RJsfishin wrote:
Maybe you're the one who should learn to read RV language and know that "TV" could and did mean "tow vehicle"
Where did I ever say you wired a camper or television. I'm just thinking ....don't claim to be an experienced elect tech, and then question your own work. If you can't wire something that simple correctly, find someone who can

My post still stands, moron or no moron !!

Do me a favor and chime into someone else's post. I don't need to research your post that added absolutely nothing. Everyone here has attempted to help but you. You chose to act like an arrogant forum lurker that pops into a thread to boost your ego. I never suggested I had a doctorate in electrical engineering but merely stated that I know enough to know what voltage drop is.

There's nothing in anything that I posted where I questioned what I did! This is why I suggest you read and reread that I said I only ran an additional wire where the guys that wired my TV (make u feel better?) didn't. You seem to be fixated on the car audio part and I'm so sorry I mentioned it.

To everyone else:

Thank you all for your input. I did learn from the post and will work more on it next spring. As I have 3 young boys, we tend to keep our trips to 3 hours or less so that's my target for running on 12v. I have the biggest Interstate battery that they offered. I really feel that the RC of the battery along with some charging from my van will be able to keep the fridge cold and leave a little power left over when we arrive.

In the 4 years of being on this forum I've had nothing but good experiences and have tried to offer positive help wherever I can. Yes, sometime I read something that makes me scratch my head but never have I insulted anyone. For the most part, I'd help any of you guys whenever I could.