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Old 05-11-2008, 09:09 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I don't how old your RV is, or which converter you have, but the newer ones charge much better/faster than the typical charger. In the "buckup" mode, mine pushes 65 Amps. It take quite an expensive charger to compete. One full day/night should bring the battery up to full charge. Have you checked alll the connections and the battery itself? I have 2 105A deep cycle and a 85A deep cycle in our Raptor, and each time the turds at the RV shop run ALL the batteries down in the dirt, they are charged by the next morning.
Is the RV battery charging from your truck while you tow it?
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