WFCO & Trojan Batteries
I just upgraded to dual Trojan T-105 6v batteries. I have always left my batteries in the RV over winter with the trailer plugged into my house and I should be able to do this now, especially since mu...
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tenbear wrote:
I can't speak for the WFCO or the PowerMax, but over the winter I turn off my PD9260 converter and use a Battery Minder. I noticed the Battery Minder draws much less power than the PD. I do use the battery disconnect switch. No reason to have the propane and CO monitors on, no one would hear them anyway.
Now there's a thought! I could just run the extension to the Battery Minder as I don't need any 110 volt at all. Great idea, thanks.
The only issue for me is that I don't know how to turn off my converter.
If I never plan to go in the RV during the winter, I should use the battery disconnect. However, I do like to check on things and sometimes even run the furnace and camp out. If I don't use the disconnect, does the Battery Minder affect the charger/converter in any way?
