Fcranger
Well-known member
Thanks for the info Lou
I didn't know that the coach batteries were charged from the alternator also, I thought you had to be plugged into shore power or run the gen. to charge the house batteries. I always keep the rv plugged in when it is home and when I go camping im always someplace that has electric.
Next month were going to Phoenix International raceway for a couple of Nascar races and I know there is no eletric hookups there so we'll be about 3 days boondocking
I have a jumper pack that I can take with me to start the motor if the chassis battery gets low, so if the batteries go low all I have to do is get the motor started and the altenator will charge the house batteries too. hmmm didn't know that. In this forum you learn something new every day.
I didn't know that the coach batteries were charged from the alternator also, I thought you had to be plugged into shore power or run the gen. to charge the house batteries. I always keep the rv plugged in when it is home and when I go camping im always someplace that has electric.
Next month were going to Phoenix International raceway for a couple of Nascar races and I know there is no eletric hookups there so we'll be about 3 days boondocking
I have a jumper pack that I can take with me to start the motor if the chassis battery gets low, so if the batteries go low all I have to do is get the motor started and the altenator will charge the house batteries too. hmmm didn't know that. In this forum you learn something new every day.