Adding second battery in new 5th wheel
I'm definitely going to need more capacity right away in my Cougar 28SGS. I'd rather not buy TWO batteries as I'd have to if I go to a pair of in-series 6V batteries, and since the 12V one is almost ...
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time2roll wrote:GREENReactor wrote:You have an inverter/charger with a single battery? More likely just a fixed voltage converter that will take three days to charge the battery. Please post the model number for best replies. Probably need an upgrade if charging with a generator.
I have yet to see if there's going to be any problem with the existing inverter/charger system with the addition -- any tips from anyone who's done it already would be appreciated, too.....
I had assumed that there was an inverter involved because I thought that we'd had the TV on while not connected (and possibly something run from an AC outlet also) but I guess I was misremembering. I'll have to dive deeper into the electrical system on this Cougar 28SGS.
I take it the converter is going to be slow to recharge a pair of deeply discharged 6V batteries when I get connected? I'm going to have to add charging system upgrades (and inverter) to the To-Do list....
