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J_herb
Jul 27, 2013Explorer
Dan,
some people make things that are simple hard and it doesn't need to be that way.
I have been doing what you are wanting to do for many years and it works great. I have a 06 Tundra with trailer package, I installed a 7 pin RV socket in the left rear of my truck and have a pig tail with a connection to the extra battery.It will charge the battery up if you are driving a few hours not just short trips. My pig tail is only 2' long and 10 Gage wire. We did a 3 week trip this last spring and only camped with elect one night, we have a 17' Casita and we used lights, water pump, heater and the fanatic fan as needed and used our shower too.
some people make things that are simple hard and it doesn't need to be that way.
I have been doing what you are wanting to do for many years and it works great. I have a 06 Tundra with trailer package, I installed a 7 pin RV socket in the left rear of my truck and have a pig tail with a connection to the extra battery.It will charge the battery up if you are driving a few hours not just short trips. My pig tail is only 2' long and 10 Gage wire. We did a 3 week trip this last spring and only camped with elect one night, we have a 17' Casita and we used lights, water pump, heater and the fanatic fan as needed and used our shower too.
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