Dry camping, battery idea?
We're scheduled to pick up our brand new Keystone Premier Bullet 19FBPR in early May. I'm pretty excited, but we'll be dry camping for two weeks and I have a couple questions regarding battery life. ...
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Hi 96,
12 hours of idling would do it.
Yes you can jumper to the 2 six volt batteries in series.
A Harbor freight volt meter will do--if you can leave the batteries "at rest" for 12 hoursl
12 hours of idling would do it.
Yes you can jumper to the 2 six volt batteries in series.
A Harbor freight volt meter will do--if you can leave the batteries "at rest" for 12 hoursl
96Tony wrote:
How long would the truck have to idle to goose the battery back up, say from 50% to 100%. Can I direct connect the cables up to the 2 6 volt batteries? (That question pretty much shows my electrical knowledge!)
Also, how can I get a frequent and accurate reading of what state of charge my battery is in. I'm trying to avoid the expensive meter that has been mentioned. Any suggestions on a decent reasonably-priced hand-held?
