Lazy converter?
Just got back from a recent trip and while I was plugged in at the camp spot, the converter was acting odd. I have a voltage gauge inside which lets me know how the house batteries are doing while ...
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KATOOM wrote:
Thank you again everyone. I'm going to check out everything today and see what I find out. Just pointing out though that now home and plugged into power here, the converter is working fine. I know that doesn't prove there isn't an issue with it too.....
Do a search on "WFCO" here and read up. You'll find out they are cheap chinese junk.
My suggestion is to forget about the WFCO, just don't waste your time doing any more research work with it, replace it now. Because sooner or later it will fail on you and leave you in a bad pinch without electricity when you really do need electricity, and then you'll be out in the boonies and have to pay extortion prices and full pop for a replacement Progressive Dynamics or Iota. Better to have it replaced now, and save yourself the research and headaches on a future trip. Buy a unit on Ebay for a good price instead.
Failure of WFCO's is a common occurence, it's a known lack of quality. Plenty of people have been down this road before, ahead of you.
