Simple_serf
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I am planning on taking a road trip to Seattle here in about two and a half weeks with my camper (2900 miles). I use a 230AH battery to keep my fridge and some stuff in the camper going. I generally use a generator at shows, or I am gone just a day or something. Well, this trip is going to take me 2 weeks. Anyhow, I was wondering if anybody knew of a good way to charge this battery while I was driving. I know I could use a battery isolator and run some very heavy copper to the batteries, but i'd like to keep the charge rate down to 10 amps or less. i was almost thinking of using a regulator from a lawn tractor.
Anyhow, any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Paul
I am planning on taking a road trip to Seattle here in about two and a half weeks with my camper (2900 miles). I use a 230AH battery to keep my fridge and some stuff in the camper going. I generally use a generator at shows, or I am gone just a day or something. Well, this trip is going to take me 2 weeks. Anyhow, I was wondering if anybody knew of a good way to charge this battery while I was driving. I know I could use a battery isolator and run some very heavy copper to the batteries, but i'd like to keep the charge rate down to 10 amps or less. i was almost thinking of using a regulator from a lawn tractor.
Anyhow, any ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Paul