campgroung...
When dry camping and you need to use the furnace to keep warm / or to get the chill out in the morning, living in Illinois in the month of May weather is unstable especially at night. Will I be able t...
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rbpru wrote:
The biggest issue is the phantom circuits that run the frig, detectors, TV booster and etc. I have measured over 1/2 amp of these sneak currents depending on which device was turned on.
It really helps to install a kill switch in any of these circuits other than the propane/CO detector and make sure the fridge climate control circuit is turned off. If the fridge doesn't have a switch to turn this off it's easy to install your own, the object being to eliminate all unnecessary draw down on the battery when dry camping.
