No Converter Charge Current
Installed two new 6 volt US batteries to replace old T-105 Trojans in our 2004 Tioga 26Q. Connected all cables and wires as they were previously. Checked voltage, read only 12.42 volts, no charging c...
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Yup, even with a Battery Minder you need to monitor electrolyte levels as often as needed and keep connections clean and tight.I think that 10 years useful life with old T-105's was pretty good. And almost continuous use of the converter/charger for ten years is not bad either.
Our 26Q has become one of those low-milage, seldom driven,"driveway queens" as we have aged and become more arthritic and less active. Logically we should sell, but have been camper/tourers since the late 50's, lifestyle thing, hard to give it up. It was our "apartment in the driveway" during a year-long home renovation/remodelling ordeal and while wife was concurrently being treated for breast cancer.
Hopefully we can muster the energy again to get more active in motorhoming in future.
Our 26Q has become one of those low-milage, seldom driven,"driveway queens" as we have aged and become more arthritic and less active. Logically we should sell, but have been camper/tourers since the late 50's, lifestyle thing, hard to give it up. It was our "apartment in the driveway" during a year-long home renovation/remodelling ordeal and while wife was concurrently being treated for breast cancer.
Hopefully we can muster the energy again to get more active in motorhoming in future.
