Should I Change My WFCO Converter?
Opinions have often been expressed, both on this and other RV forums, that most stock RV converters are inadequate to properly charge and maintain batteries and are often of poor quality. It is frequ...
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I wonder if there would be any major disadvantage in purchasing a S-400-55 now, keep the stock WFCO 8955, monitor it's performance,and if it does not meet it's published specs, as has been described on this thread, wouldn't that be a warranty issue? In thinking further, I suppose that all WFCO would do would do is, at best, send a replacement. Just a thought.
I greatly appreciate your making suggestions that try to keep the cost down. A couple of posts on this thread question my wishing to keep the cost as low as possible, one saying something to the effect "after spending thousands of dollars on a new TT why are you reluctant to spend a few hundred dollars on a converter" (paraphrase). For my situation that reasoning is backward - the reason I'm reluctant to spend more than I have to is BECAUSE of spending those thousands of dollars on a new rig, that expenditure having nearly exhausted my funds.
Thanks again for the advice and to everyone else who has helped.
Mike
I greatly appreciate your making suggestions that try to keep the cost down. A couple of posts on this thread question my wishing to keep the cost as low as possible, one saying something to the effect "after spending thousands of dollars on a new TT why are you reluctant to spend a few hundred dollars on a converter" (paraphrase). For my situation that reasoning is backward - the reason I'm reluctant to spend more than I have to is BECAUSE of spending those thousands of dollars on a new rig, that expenditure having nearly exhausted my funds.
Thanks again for the advice and to everyone else who has helped.
Mike
