Should I leave a part time RV plugged in continously?

[wiredgeorge]

Paul, You are replying to a post from 2014. The OP has not been on this forum since 2018. Also, suggest you make up a signature (under UserCP) with year, make and model of your camper and the same for your tow vehicle. Cheers!

[whiteGIANT510]

Originally Posted by gearhead

Keep a close eye on the battery water level. Hot Texas weather doesn't help.
If you have to add water, get a gallon of distilled water to keep around for all your batteries.
Some of my boat batteries are in close quarters. I get a new squeeze bottle (like a restaurant ketch-up bottle) from WalMart for adding water. Also may have to get some flexible tubing to fit over the spout of the squeeze bottle to reach some batteries. Be careful. If you let the bottle spout or tubing get wet from the battery it doesn't take much of a drip to ruin a new pair of jeans.

Battery acid won't ruin dickies pants. I changed the batteries on my friends yacht and a little spilled on me. In the hour it took to drive home it ate my 2 shirts and my boxers. But only Slightly discolored my dickies work pants.