I have a Surveyor 245BHS with 2 6v batteries wired in series. The RV dealer told me that when I'm plugged in to charge, the trailer doesn't recognize when the batteries are fully charged and will keep charging. Off season, I always remove the batte...
Photos of TT roofThe vinyl material on the roof has bubble creases and I was wondering if or what I need to do about it. When I purchased it, I can't honestly say that I did or didn't notice this.The 1-year warranty is expiring in about a month and ...
I was wondering if anyone has owned (or does own) a Wildwood X-Light trailer and if so your thoughts on it. I'm interested in the 235BH but cant find any reviews or opinions on the X-Lite line of trailers. I know this model is very basic but I can ...
I have an '08 Tundra TRD 5.7LUpgrading from our PUP now that we can keep a TT at our home. Specifics I'm seeking:-Under 25 feet (hopefully even under 23)-Queen bed on one end-Bunks on the otherThat's about it. From what I've seen there isn't much t...
Boon Docker wrote:Yours batteries have got to be close to being depleted. I wouldn't do that long of a trip too often, as your battery life will be shortened dramatically.Yeah, we take a few long trips each year. That's why I'm considering solar as ...
webrx wrote:if you are going to go small, don't go less than 40 watts those little 10 and 15 watt trickle chargers were actually designed for cars to keep the radio memory from draining the battery, I have a 10 watt on top of my trailer that came wit...
Almot wrote:Boins wrote:I think 15 watt trickle charger made by Battery Tender is what I'm looking for. I doubt. 15W is barely enough to provide the charge that your 2*6V lose in 24 hours due to self-discharge. Good for storage and nothing more. Fo...
Thanks for the sources. I have a lot to learn about solar before getting something. I don't understand energy lingo so everything I'm reading feels like I'm reading a foreign language!EDIT:I think 15 watt trickle charger made by Battery Tender is w...
donn0128 wrote:How old is your trailer? I have kept my RVs plugged in 24/7 since 1976 with no seriour problems. Check battery water level monthly and quit worrying about things. Your dealer(I assume salesman) is an idiot.Its brand new, the guy who...
