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Terrapin · 12-10-2020, 10:47 PM

Hi all,
The situation: just bout the rig that's my username and it has the old battery boiler model 6332 that works, but I want to be good to my batteries. It's gonna get a multi stage converter.

I have a few questions before buying a Progressive Dynamics, I like the intermittent de-sulfating cycle built in.

The questions:

1. Do you feel the addition of the new 12v fuse board is needed for "better filtering" Or can that just be a pass? I am jumping right in the deep end and have never worked on anything like this beyond wiring my boat trailer lights. So I may not want to mess with rewiring a fuse board if it's not needed.

2. Is there any benefits or downside to upgrading to a PD9250C, 45 amp converter over the PD4635V 35 amp recommended as the replacement of the 30 amp original Magnatek 6332? ...For example will it charge my battery faster?

Or will I over power wiring/appliances in a 30aamp rig somehow

Thanks for taking a second to let me know what you think. It seems like a no brainer that it needs to be done and I am sure I can do it safely. I even plan on getting a cheep 1/4 torque driver to cinch it to specs.

Safe travels.

okcnewbie · 12-11-2020, 07:29 PM

I don't think you'll need to worry about the wiring going to the 45amp model. It's 45amp DC so only about 5amps AC.
I think you'd be better off doing the whole kit. There's pics that show you how to do the whole thing over at bestconverter.com. You can do it. ( In my SNL voice)

Old-Biscuit · 12-11-2020, 08:09 PM

I would go with the 45A KIT for the 6300 Series
Replacement converter/charger unit, new DC Fuse board, built-in 3-stage charging and 100% filtered DC output

**your OLD Fuse board has Unfilter section (fuses 1-6) and Filtered Section (Fuses 7, 8, 9) Only 3 circuits filtered!

New fuse board...all 9 are Filtered......removes the AC Ripple

45 Amp Kit For 6300 Series