New trailer, need to install two batteries

I looked at a couple of others wt three popouts but thought 1 pop out was less places for issues. Also, excuse the language in my posts, **** iPads.

Climbing the Dinette gets old really fast My old hybrid had a bench only to clamber over. You have to crouch down and shimmy around table and then reposition crouched up to bed. Many don't have the body to do that. Other rear bunk house htt was the northtrail T22 exp tent. That model had a side dinette. My old Starcraft in picture was the irreplaceable travel star sport 21rbh. It featured front and side hybrid beds with bunk beds perpendicular in the rear. As you can see I love those bunkhouse hybrid that are two completely different trailers when turtled.

This be my first camper I don't know what to expect with the dinette. Only my wife and I with the two small kids so I mad hoping that it works well for us. I looked for about 6 months on cragslist and the net for a used one before I found this one. It's clean and bought from a campers inn dealer in PA. I had found another one in NY on Craigslist but it was best for basically the same $

Hi Where did you find the 21RBH? Its one of my favorite trailers ever built for dual usage year round. Only bad part is the U-dinette up front.

Use the switch. Can't hurt and can be used as a disconnect, and good if you need to separate the batteries for any reason.

It's does 1, 2, both and off

bikendan wrote:
A battery disconnect switch is essential.
Too many parasitic power drains.

X2

Does the switch you have allow you to choose #1,#2, both or OFF? If so just use it as a disconnect.

A battery disconnect switch is essential.
Too many parasitic power drains.

Great. Thanks

No reason to have a switch. Just one more thing to fuss over and one more thing to break. Just be sure to wire correctly with one trailer lead to each battery, rather than both leads to same battery and other battery jumpered to the side. This will ensure the two work equally and charge equally.