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Originally Posted by Pete and Jeanne
Hey Caberto..Did you ever get an answer on your question about leaving the battery on shore power? I have my TT in the drive next to the house and leave the power plugged in when home. In fact, if we're going camping several weekends in a row, I leave the fridge on also. My fridge uses only gas or A/C so here the battery is no concern except that it IS still in line. I'm down south so freezing is rarely a problem. Heat tho is another animal. All it takes are a few more maintainence checks to keep an eye on the electrolyte. If you do get a definitive ans to our question would you give me a shout back? Thanks and Travel Well.....Pete
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Also to the OP, My trailer is an '07 and has always been on shore power except when traveling. (naturally ...the cord isn't that long.
) I had my last trailer 12 years and did the same. As long as you have a properly working Three stage converter it is fine. I check electrolyte levels every 2 or 3 months but I have rarely had to add any water. JM2¢, Hank
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