Need a quick answer from the battery guru's
I thought I remember this being talked about, but knowing that the battery chargers in the RV/trailer tends not to deliver enough amps to bring the batteries up from a low charge (say like overnight u...
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KATOOM wrote:For testing I would just use a common multimeter set to DC volts. Check the voltage on the main terminals where the converter hits the fuse panel. Often a bigger red and white wire. Then direct on the battery terminal. Check a few times over an hour and post the results. The issue will be immediately obvious.
Whats the best and easiest way to get some resistance measurements and monitor charging voltage from the convertor? Thanks.
