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โNov-29-2018 08:58 AM
stro1965 wrote:
I tried it last year. Left the battery installed and the camper plugged in all winter. Had to buy a new battery in the spring. I assume it froze up? Local RV dealer said that keeping them plugged in over the cold Nebraska winter will not provide a sufficient trickle charge. It's now pulled and inside the heated garage where it had always been every other winter.
โNov-29-2018 05:10 AM
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โNov-27-2018 07:23 AM
ChuckSteed wrote:
A fully charged RV battery disconnected and removed from RV will STILL discharge over a period of time. Placing the battery on a maintainer will overall provide a longer lasting battery.
โNov-27-2018 06:06 AM
ChuckSteed wrote:
A fully charged RV battery disconnected and removed from RV will STILL discharge over a period of time. Placing the battery on a maintainer will overall provide a longer lasting battery.
โNov-27-2018 06:02 AM
theoldwizard1 wrote:pianotuna wrote:
if you disconnect them there is no need to recharge them. If you want to--plug in for 24 hours once per month.
CORRECT ! Actually better than leaving them on a "maintainer" continuously.
โNov-27-2018 05:50 AM
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โNov-26-2018 02:55 PM
ILBill wrote:That's what I do, except it's a heated garage and a Battery Tender, not the Jr. Been working fine for many years.
I take mine to a my unheated garage and put a Battery Tender jr.on them.
Do the same with my boat, motorcycle, and sports car.
Seems to work well for me!
Bill
โNov-26-2018 02:31 PM