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Old 02-28-2014, 04:43 PM   #15
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wa8xym: I should have explained my reasoning for not leaving it plugged in. We are in Mexico for 6 months and the MH is stored in my shop. We have lots of 120 volt electrical roblems. When the power goes out it comes on with a surge. And not some punY 2 or 300 colts. The normal voltage is around 130. At times it goes high enough that the surge protector kills the power to my MH. I managed to convince the power company to turn down the transformer and my normal is now 127. I do have both a battery minder with 4 outlets and a Battery Tender with 2. I should put my power cord back into it's reel and use the little maintainers. My bad! 007: Nice Link I forgot to mention that it is still charging but switched to float at a lower voltage.
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