leatherhead612 wrote:
Sorry it’s hot and I’m Hangry.....that is a real thing not a typo. I Just have 1 battery it is 2 years old. Something from wallysworld. We only boondock 1 time a year for a music festival, so actually Boomdocking is probably an appropriate word in this case. Lol
Sooo is it incorrect to leave it plugged in to regular shore power at home when not using the rig? If not should I just be sure it’s fully charged and then disconnect? Or use a Tender? Or another option.
It should stay charged if you're plugged in at home. I leave mine plugged in 24x7 when I'm not camping. The battery's life while boondocking (or boomdocking) will depend on how much you throw at it. All of your lights are going to be running off of it. Water pump, too. HW heater and fridge (while on propane) are small draws. Furnace will kill it quick. If you're using an inverter to power 120V things that sucks it down too.