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GMcKenzie · 06-09-2011, 10:30 AM

That does seem quick. I've dry camped all weekend without having to recharge. It sounds like you might have a draw.

I know I've left my antenna booster on by mistake and it draws a fair bit (I'm thinking .5 amp).

There is a tool out there that you can plug in in place of a fuse to see what the circuit is drawing, or just put an ammeter in place of the fuse.

It does seem like you have something drawing more than just the fridge.

06-09-2011, 10:30 AM	#2
GMcKenzie Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Okanagan, BC Posts: 916	That does seem quick. I've dry camped all weekend without having to recharge. It sounds like you might have a draw. I know I've left my antenna booster on by mistake and it draws a fair bit (I'm thinking .5 amp). There is a tool out there that you can plug in in place of a fuse to see what the circuit is drawing, or just put an ammeter in place of the fuse. It does seem like you have something drawing more than just the fridge. __________________ 2010 Cougar 30RKS 2015 GMC Sierra Max Trailer "Drinks for 6, Dinner for 4, Sleeps 2"