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flagstone(at)cox.net
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Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 7:01 am Post subject: Maintenace Charger

Hi Bob;

  

 Little off topic but I was wondering if you could  give me a specific recommendation for a maintenance charger for my RV  batteries.  I have 6 U2400's also called US145xc's.  These are 6volt  deep cycle wet cells rated at 251 amps.  At 12 volts this gives about  750amps for the system.  Anything out there that you think would work  well.

  

  

 Thanks

  

 Mark

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Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 9:20 am Post subject: Maintenace Charger

At 09:57 AM 8/29/2011, you wrote:

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		   Hi Bob;

  

 Little off topic but I was wondering if you could give me a specific recommendation for a maintenance charger for my RV batteries.  I have 6 U2400's also called US145xc's.  These are 6volt deep cycle wet cells rated at 251 amps.  At 12 volts this gives about 750amps for the system.  Anything out there that you think would work well. 	


    If you're simply wanting to maintain batteries

    that are topped off at the time the RV is parked,

    just about anything would work. But if you want

    to top-off less-than-full batteries, then something

    a bit more robust would be called for.



    Anything with Schumacher's name on it would be a

    good bet. Here's a 12A, processor controlled charger/

    maintainer you can probably pick up at Walmart

    for $50 or so.

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   Bob . . .

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flagstone(at)cox.net
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Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 8:13 pm Post subject: Maintenace Charger

Bob:

  

 Thanks for the reommendation.

  

 Mark

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Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 3:48 pm Post subject: Maintenace Charger

You might also check RV sites.  I eventually bought a unit that 

supposedly charges low batteries, then maintains them at an optimum 

level, all while using the least amount of electricity.  I think it was 

$100 or so and has 80 amp capability.  If needed, I can go get the name 

of the unit (will take some time, though).

David

Robert L. Nuckolls, III wrote:

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		   At 09:57 AM 8/29/2011, you wrote:

> Hi Bob;

>

> Little off topic but I was wondering if you could give me a specific 

> recommendation for a maintenance charger for my RV batteries.  I have 

> 6 U2400's also called US145xc's.  These are 6volt deep cycle wet 

> cells rated at 251 amps.  At 12 volts this gives about 750amps for 

> the system.  Anything out there that you think would work well.

    If you're simply wanting to maintain batteries

    that are topped off at the time the RV is parked,

    just about anything would work. But if you want

    to top-off less-than-full batteries, then something

    a bit more robust would be called for.

    Anything with Schumacher's name on it would be a

    good bet. Here's a 12A, processor controlled charger/

    maintainer you can probably pick up at Walmart

    for $50 or so.

 Emacs!

   Bob . . .

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