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Old 09-02-2009, 07:22 PM   #1
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Have a 2008 Dolphin class A on a F53 Ford chassis and Ford V10 Triton. Is there a source available for electrical wiring info?? Especially for the power supply - batteries,breakers,inverters,converters,etc.:facep alm:

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seumas, welcome to iRV2.com. We are glad to have you join us here; I am sure you will enjoy it. Sorry but there is no single source to supply a wiring diagram, schematics, parts list or troubleshooting procedures for your coach. There is information on the systems used in the construction of your coach that will have some general schematics. What, if anything are you having trouble with?

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Hi - no problems. Planning to add two additional batts to house batts and just want to ensure I am hooking up properly. There are so many cables going every which way - very confusing!
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Adding batteries is easy enough if you just connect into the existing battery bank, even from another compartment. Just make sure the cables are heavy enough gauge to handle the amp load. If you are trying to install them as a separate bank you can switch in/out as needed, or to power something separate, e.g. an inverter, then it can get a bit more complex.
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