Dry Camping with EU2000i & Trojans
I'm not completely understanding how these things all go together when dry camping. I am replacing my single 12v battery with two Trojan T-105 6v golf cart batteries. We plan to dry camp with no hoo...
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SoundGuy wrote:AH64ID wrote:
It's not nitpicking, it is providing the OP with actual fact based information about his question. One simply cannot charge a 50% SOC 12V G27 battery to full in 3 hours with a 10A charger, and leading the OP to believe that doesn't help his situation any.
Of course it's "nitpicking" ... who, other than the purists, said anything about a "full" recahrge? The OP apparently now has a set of 6 volt Trojans and an EU2000i to recharge them with, all he has to do is plug his trailer into the the genset, run it ~ 3 hrs each morning, and he'll have plenty of battery reserve to get him through another 24, 48 hrs of dry camping, even more depending on use ... he can leave "full" recharge to when he gets home. What's so complicated about that? :h
Didn't really read our discussion did you... It was not with the OP it was with another member over bogus charge rates/times. You can see in different posts my reccommendations to the OP.
It is very simple, and he will be just fine but 3 hours on a WFCO and 225AH bank won't be much depeding on SOC (I have had that combo). There are so many other factors to think about. One cannot simply say they will be good without knwing the use or ambient conditions.
