Do you leave plugged into shore power...?
I read recently that one should not leave the MH plugged in when not in use. We're on our 5th MH and have always left them plugged in when not in use. If, for no other reason, to keep batteries charge...
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In days of old when folks were bold a converter was not a think of beauth. Big iron core transformer. Lousy voltage regulation and no smarts so it kept on a chuging out a few too many amps no matter the battery was full last week (Boiled them dry swiftly)
Today most RV's have either a well regulated single stage that actually will never get a battery to "Full up" or a "Smart" (2 or 3 stage) charger that will then drop down to float and can be left plugged in full time.
Today most RV's have either a well regulated single stage that actually will never get a battery to "Full up" or a "Smart" (2 or 3 stage) charger that will then drop down to float and can be left plugged in full time.
