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 Re: Charging batteries while camped?
[Re: justfishin89]
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08/10/18 01:45 AM
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DEFMP
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Just opt for a rv camp site, that's normally what I do. They will have power to plug into.
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Re: Charging batteries while camped?
[Re: justfishin89]
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08/10/18 04:24 AM
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Jumpin J
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If you're trying to not get a gen., then best bet would be the on-board charger, (as mentioned), and the big motor will charge all batteries, when operating. Also, I have frequently gone the weekend (3 days) without charging my 24 volt system, plenty left for Sunday. Before I got a truck with ac plug, I got a 12 volt converter plug, for the cig lighter, with a normal portable charger, you can charge one battery at a time.
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Re: Charging batteries while camped?
[Re: justfishin89]
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08/10/18 07:53 PM
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Fishn_man
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I have a small quiet generator like the Honda but it's a different band. Cost me about $300.
Something to think about. I like the on-board charging idea, but... when you are at home and lose power, you now have a generator to run a small window unit and keep at least one room in the house cool. This is what I do, plus I run extension cords inside and plug in my refrigerator and in the garage to my freezer. Keeps you from losing meat and such during long power outages.
Just my 2 cents.
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