mark52 wrote:
time2roll wrote:
I assume the 2000w inverter will charge at 80+ amps and should be adequate.
I need to look into what rate my inverter will charge at over this weekend. If it charges at the right rate, It seems that one big advantage over flooded batteries is the AGM charges up to 5 times faster. This would mean a lot less generator time while dry camping I hope.
Inverters don't charge anything. If it is an inverter/charger, the charger part does. Also you only charge up to 80 or 90% SOC on generator. After that it is too slow for gen time. Solar or shore power for the 90-100%
The "5 times faster claim" was discussed on here recently, and debunked. For practical purposes, assume about the same times for your 50-90s.
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/29796540/srt/pa/pging/1.cfm
