Is an RV generator worth it?
My RV has an Onan Microlite 4000 generator that has been well maintained. It now starts but stops running as soon as I release the Start button. My mechanic identifies the problem as electrical and ...
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LittleBill wrote:CoeyCoey wrote:LittleBill wrote:CoeyCoey wrote:
However, I will be using the Tesla modules built-in temperature control system for warming the batteries on cold days.
how will you be doing that?
the heat is generated by stalling the tesla drive motors, which then pumps that coolant to the battery's?
A water pump and an inline heater.
so your just using the coolant tubes is what you meant? i thought there was some 3rd party module that tied into module on the board.
Yes. However, there is a 3rd party module that operates the BMS and monitors the battery temp which i will use to turn the heater on and off. The batteries will be in an insulated compartment, and I will run a line from the propane heater into the compartment, so they should stay cozy most of the time. The heater would only be used if very cold, or when getting in the RV from a cold start.
