LittleBill wrote:
disconnect the second battery, connect the dc-dc charger to output of the second battery wiring from the genesis kit, and connect the output of the dc-dc to the second battery and that should be it.
So re-reading what he said, he is indeed talking about wiring the DC to DC input to the output of the Genesis dual battery wiring (these are the wires that would normally feed INTO the secondary battery). And then connect the output from the DC to DC charger to the secondary battery posts.
So my question still stands. Why not just get rid of the Genesis smart isolator in that case? What would I gain by leaving it in place?
