12v outlet. 8th roof fan. Can I just use a charger to keep my battery charged when running lights or do I need a converter? I will be plugged in to shore power at night in campgrounds
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converter (or not)
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converter (or not)
by slipperyd12 » Tue Dec 05, 2006 9:16 pm
This electric sure is slow. On the 12 volt side I have. 1st circuit is left side reading light. 2nd right side reading light . 3rd left side poarch light. 4th right side poarch light. 5th front 12v outlet. 6th cabin 12 outlet. 7th galley
12v outlet. 8th roof fan. Can I just use a charger to keep my battery charged when running lights or do I need a converter? I will be plugged in to shore power at night in campgrounds .
John More pictures tomorrow
12v outlet. 8th roof fan. Can I just use a charger to keep my battery charged when running lights or do I need a converter? I will be plugged in to shore power at night in campgrounds
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John More pictures tomorrow
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by SteveH » Tue Dec 05, 2006 10:00 pm
The charger will work, assuming it is large enough. I just have a 6 amp charger and that's what I do.
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