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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Interesting, I have heard the Trimetric isn't very accurate at the top end of charging. A number I have read several times is above 80%. It's one of the reasons I went with a good voltmeter and ammeter.
I rarely camp with hookups, or even in a campground, so I know what you mean about wasting time. Solar doesn't cut if for me thou, the time of year where solar would work I dont need the heater, and when it's heating season there isn't enough sun. Gas is just cheaper in the long run. I get 2 nights in the 20's out of 300AH and that's plenty with work and school schedules.
The PD4655 is leaps and bounds above the POS WFCO, in all modes of charging.
I rarely camp with hookups, or even in a campground, so I know what you mean about wasting time. Solar doesn't cut if for me thou, the time of year where solar would work I dont need the heater, and when it's heating season there isn't enough sun. Gas is just cheaper in the long run. I get 2 nights in the 20's out of 300AH and that's plenty with work and school schedules.
The PD4655 is leaps and bounds above the POS WFCO, in all modes of charging.
