Can I turn the Converter off?
When we tailgate at football games, we dry camp. We have two Honda 2000's that we run in parallel to power our fifth wheel. I have a 15000 BTU A/C and a 13500 BTU A/C. I've tried unsuccessfully to ...
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JnJnKatiebug wrote:rvten wrote:
With converter on. Your 12 volt outlets get an even steady power flow. With the converter off. Your 12 volts with flux up/down as gens surge to maintain even power.
With the converter off, the generator will have no effect on the 12v outlets. They work from the batteries.
Correct I was kinking the other way. Converter on but batts disconnecte.
Sean's to me. If having the converter on draws to much power. You have to much on at one time. Maybe turn the fridge on propane and save some that way. But that may cost some of you too much $$.
