Time for a new power converter.
I have a Parallax 7345 converter in my 2004 5th wheel. The PO decided that since it wasn't charging the batteries, the best thing to do was put a battery charger on them. I am looking at a PD4600 seri...
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Let me put it this way.. GOOD CHOICE.
In 2005 when I got my Class A... IT came with a Progressive Dynamics converter with charge wizard.
I went looking to see if there was a better converter out there.. So far. There is not. Found a few as good. but not one I'd rank as better.
Dongle optional. For most people it will never be used I have used mine a few times in what 12 years but Well. special conditions I hope to avoid).
As for a Generator.. Up to 60 amp most any 1,000 watt inverter generator, 60 and up make it 2,000, automatic or manual transfer..of AC power is up to you but unless the generator is a built in model.. Manual is way less expensive (Plug it in to the generator) a pair of Honda 2000 watt INVERTER generators with parallel kit (or equal) will provide all the power a 30 amp RV needs.. IF yours if a 50 you may need MORE POWER, MORE POWER. up to 10,000 watts. but Well my 50 amp class A gets by on 5500 just fine (Onan traditional generator)
NOTE: Inverter Generators the peak power is a hard limit.. Traditional generators can exceed peak for very short periods, So though a 1000 watt Honda Inverter job won't run my converterm, a 1,000 watt Genrac Portable has.
In 2005 when I got my Class A... IT came with a Progressive Dynamics converter with charge wizard.
I went looking to see if there was a better converter out there.. So far. There is not. Found a few as good. but not one I'd rank as better.
Dongle optional. For most people it will never be used I have used mine a few times in what 12 years but Well. special conditions I hope to avoid).
As for a Generator.. Up to 60 amp most any 1,000 watt inverter generator, 60 and up make it 2,000, automatic or manual transfer..of AC power is up to you but unless the generator is a built in model.. Manual is way less expensive (Plug it in to the generator) a pair of Honda 2000 watt INVERTER generators with parallel kit (or equal) will provide all the power a 30 amp RV needs.. IF yours if a 50 you may need MORE POWER, MORE POWER. up to 10,000 watts. but Well my 50 amp class A gets by on 5500 just fine (Onan traditional generator)
NOTE: Inverter Generators the peak power is a hard limit.. Traditional generators can exceed peak for very short periods, So though a 1000 watt Honda Inverter job won't run my converterm, a 1,000 watt Genrac Portable has.
