Battery Life
Many posts advice you to use the battery disconnect switch to avoid battery drain while in storage. My question is, if my motorhome storage facility has power available does it make sense to keep the ...
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Bobbo wrote:Jbrowland wrote:
A tiny bit off topic...
So does one need to use a battery disconnect switch if they use their RV say once a month? And if so, it takes only 60 seconds to disconnect my battery manually. Why not do that instead?
Easier.
To disconnect, I push a button.
To manually disconnect, I have to remove step, find wrench, remove cable, replace step.
Easier. And works just as well.
I see. I keep a wrench in a drawer by my front door. I don't have steps to put out or replace. I only use my RV once a month. Add the time it costs to go buy and then install the thing and I am still ahead in time by doing it manually every month after two years. ;)
I do appreciate the answers though. They are a big help even if I appear to be a smart ***. :)
