Annoying converter.
Magnatec 6300 Q but I know this is common problem with RV converters. THEY HUM So far we camp without hookups, so that was not a problem, but I plan to go part-timing this season and for night I ha...
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I do have inverter/charger in my conversion, but this is TC, so I am trying to keep it simpler.
Above units cost pretty money, when I bought 1700W inverter for camper for about $100. I do have huge amount of storage under my countertop, where with w/h and battery box is lot of space left on top and on the sides as well.
Relocating the converter would mean redoing whole wiring. That would be too much.
What is latest in setup technology? My converter has separate system for camper and separate for battery charging. Manufacturer doesn't like to say what amp the battery charging does, but I had older trailer, where advanced converter was parallel to the battery, meaning when needed whole power went to charging, while the battery could boost the converter in those rare situations.
I like that idea better, but how batteries like it?
Above units cost pretty money, when I bought 1700W inverter for camper for about $100. I do have huge amount of storage under my countertop, where with w/h and battery box is lot of space left on top and on the sides as well.
Relocating the converter would mean redoing whole wiring. That would be too much.
What is latest in setup technology? My converter has separate system for camper and separate for battery charging. Manufacturer doesn't like to say what amp the battery charging does, but I had older trailer, where advanced converter was parallel to the battery, meaning when needed whole power went to charging, while the battery could boost the converter in those rare situations.
I like that idea better, but how batteries like it?
