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Old 05-16-2007, 07:05 AM   #1
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what is the best selection for my charger inverter on my 39k 2004during the time when i am at my house.i have the choice betwenn 5 to 25 amp witch one is the best?

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what is the best selection for my charger inverter on my 39k 2004during the time when i am at my house.i have the choice betwenn 5 to 25 amp witch one is the best?

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Hi Serge,
For charging only, I leave mine on 5 amp setting. I have also have "trickle start" installed so cranking battery bank is charged/maintained as well as the deep cycle battery bank. Still, when I want to pre-cool refrigerator, 5 amps still does the job. There is my experience and I have not had a problem. I tried to use a timer for awhile but I burned it up so I'm in the market for a little heavier duty timer so that the shore power will only be on for an hour or so each day.
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