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Forum: General Discussion Forum

04-22-2015, 07:21 PM

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Roadtrek Zion - Promaster based Class B Motorhome

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Re: Roadtrek Zion - Promaster based Class B Motorhome

I think the reason that 12V toasters, coffee makers, microwaves, etc don't work well is that in order to do so they would need ridiculously large power cords, so the manufacturers cheap out and try...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

04-20-2015, 07:00 PM

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Roadtrek Zion - Promaster based Class B Motorhome

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Posted By avanti

Re: Roadtrek Zion - Promaster based Class B Motorhome

In the outside world, the term "generator" is used to describe any device for changing mechanical energy to an electric current--any kind of current. In the RV industry, the word tends to informally...

Forum: General Discussion Forum

02-17-2015, 09:09 PM

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Roadtrek Zion - Promaster based Class B Motorhome

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Posted By avanti

Re: Roadtrek Zion - Promaster based Class B Motorhome

I agree with Booster's analysis, although my tone would probably be a little more optimistic. Any reasonably sized house battery has a lot of amps with which to buffer brief surges. And even if it...

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02-17-2015, 07:35 PM

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Roadtrek Zion - Promaster based Class B Motorhome

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Posted By avanti

Re: Roadtrek Zion - Promaster based Class B Motorhome

When your rig's isolation relay is closed, the alternator is DIRECTLY CONNECTED to your inverter. It is also directly connected to the coach battery and the chassis battery. They are all in effect...

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02-17-2015, 06:52 PM

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Roadtrek Zion - Promaster based Class B Motorhome

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Posted By avanti

Re: Roadtrek Zion - Promaster based Class B Motorhome

We generally find the dash air in our Sprinter adequate for the whole van when traveling. It helps to have a window or vent cracked open in the back in order to facilitate airflow through the length...

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