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Old 09-17-2020, 05:01 PM   #10
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Gentlemen,

Based on the OP's original questions, what would you recommend if at this stage she is set on keeping the Generator* versus something like an upgraded Alternator or a Dual Alternator system**?

*not stealthy at all

*not stealthy

Add some Solar but its Winter mostly?

2 x 6 volt Lifeline AGMs, 225ah Total

Or 2 x 12 volt Lifeline AGMs, 200ah Total

And putting the batteries under the bed, reconfiguring the battery set up?

Or leave them out in the Cold & Elements?

CORRECTION;

When I stated "I can see problems immediately..."

I wasn't talking about any present issue but the fact in the past, having all the wiring on the outside of the Coach made it visually difficult to see any issues & even if I master all the equipment I have to check electrical performance, where the actual issue is, requires a lot of painstaking examination - much easier when everything is INSIDE the truck.
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