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Old 07-25-2015, 09:38 PM   #1
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Help with converter
Have a 2014 high country and love it and bought a 1989 15 ft lynx to restore hit a snag the converter is showing 18 v at the battery disconnected.why would it be so high.
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It's not working right. Replace it with a modern one, which will also do a much more effective job of charging and do less damage to the battery as well. You will be much better off all around.

If it has an integrated 120v & 12v power center, you can disconnect the converter portion and install a standalone converter/charger.
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