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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It was indeed the thermistor that went on my nautilus 15 amper a few weeks back. I pulled it apart, and there it was, all cracked and crumbly. So I salvaged a few parts, then tossed it.
I only bought the unit out of desperation, when my brand new powermax pm4b-60 blew up on its 2nd run. It was then replaced with a pm4b-45, labelled as a pm4b-75, which resulted in my rather lengthy pm4b-75 thread.
I have bought and used two vastly different power supplies, since, and have had to figure out how to best use them... and with some good success, I might add.
So I do have SOME first hand experience with converters and power supplies. And I'm just not someone whose willing to bend knee to the recreational vehicle industrial complex, and all its adopted subsidiaries.
I only bought the unit out of desperation, when my brand new powermax pm4b-60 blew up on its 2nd run. It was then replaced with a pm4b-45, labelled as a pm4b-75, which resulted in my rather lengthy pm4b-75 thread.
I have bought and used two vastly different power supplies, since, and have had to figure out how to best use them... and with some good success, I might add.
So I do have SOME first hand experience with converters and power supplies. And I'm just not someone whose willing to bend knee to the recreational vehicle industrial complex, and all its adopted subsidiaries.
