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โDec-19-2021 08:15 AM
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โDec-18-2021 05:42 PM
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โDec-12-2021 12:42 PM
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โDec-12-2021 07:47 AM
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โDec-11-2021 12:01 PM
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โDec-11-2021 11:55 AM
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โDec-10-2021 06:01 PM
Skibane wrote:Bobbo wrote:
Plugged in. BUT, I replaced the OEM converter/charger with one that will take care of the batteries rather than boil them dry.
Simple Test: Measure your house battery voltage with the converter/charger turned on, after it has been running for a few days.
If you measure something in the 13.2 - 13.8 volt DC range, your converter is doing a decent job of maintaining the batteries. If the voltage is much higher than that, you're probably going to need to add water frequently.
My Progressive Dynamics converter/charger drops to 13.2v.
Even at 13.8v I think you need to monitor the water level at least monthly.
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โDec-10-2021 03:53 PM
Bfrnk wrote:No plug at the storage lot. Plenty of solar power.
Do you keep your rv plug into landline when at home and not on the road?
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โDec-10-2021 02:42 PM
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โDec-10-2021 12:24 PM
Bobbo wrote:
Plugged in. BUT, I replaced the OEM converter/charger with one that will take care of the batteries rather than boil them dry.
Simple Test: Measure your house battery voltage with the converter/charger turned on, after it has been running for a few days.
If you measure something in the 13.2 - 13.8 volt DC range, your converter is doing a decent job of maintaining the batteries. If the voltage is much higher than that, you're probably going to need to add water frequently.
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โDec-10-2021 09:33 AM
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