Do I need a battery charger?
We just a 2010 Rockwood Roo 233S. I added a second battery (both new), and plugged the camper in to charge for about 24 hours. The camper does have an inverter. After one night of camping (using al...
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KMP44 wrote:Windwalker55 wrote:
Using batteries for the fridge could drain your batteries pretty quickly from what I have heard. Have never tried it myself. I usually get my fridge cooled down with AC power before I leave home and then switch to gas when traveling.
?? His fridge is not a 3-way that can run on battery. Its a 2 way - gas or 110V AC. But when its on gas, the controls are running on the battery.
this is correct.
Windwalker, this goes for your Kodiak's fridge also, since it is a 2-way fridge.
only if you have a big inverter and a bank of batteries, could you run your current fridge on batteries.
