Jacked your to house batteries
When boondocking, can I plug the RV into a Jackery unit to transfer amps into the house batteries? I know I loose some power going from 12 v to 110 and back but I am looking for an easy way way to mak...
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sayoung wrote:
As many rv forums as I visit, never ever seen " jackery " used in a conversation. Sounds like what my Aussie friend might call a bumper jack.
All of us unknowing beg forgiveness
Never heard of it either.
I was thinking Jack "Donkey-ery" but use a different word for donkey.
Back to the OP: If you have a jump starter with built in inverter, yes, you could plug it in and it would charge your batteries...just not very much before it's dead.
If you don't have one already, far better to add an extra battery to the trailer and/or a solar panel.
