Hey folks! I am looking at the BD 1255 MBA 55 Amp 4-Stage Main Board Replacement. I have a WFCO 8955 PEC. I am looking to upgrade to a couple Golf Cart batteries this year and we do a lot of boon dock camping so need faster charge ability when using ...
Hi all, Just took my 1976 Coachman Cadet travel trailer out for the first time of the year this weekend and noticed a lingering propane smell in the unit. I did a little research and don't have a leak detector alarm on my unit (Don't worry, I will be...
Hi folks, I've ordered myself a replacement converter (PowerMax PM4B-60 Amp 4-Stage Converter/Charger) and a new inverter (Samlex PST-300-12 Pure Sine Inverter). Now I need to install them both on my 1976 Coachmen Cadet Travel Trailer. There is an ex...
I recently purchased a 21 ft 1971 Coachman travel trailer. It has an updated electrical system but it is still at least 15 years old I would say. It has a converter with a charger (not a 3-way) and no inverter. Since we do a fair bit of dry camping, ...
bestconverter finally got back to me and confirmed that there is no auto desulfation or manual control with the BD 1255 MBA 55 Amp 4-Stage Main Board Replacement. The price is great on these, but I want a smart charger and something with more control...
Thanks for all the replies! lwiddis wrote:Wet cell batteries determine the amount of charge they will accept tapering lower and lower as the SOC goes up. It is not based on time. For “fast” charging you can’t beat Lithium. Have you compared the cost ...
darsben1 wrote:Pilot light valve on stove not shut offPilot light is controlled by knob on stove. That along with the burners are all in the off position. First thing I checked so that can't be it. I'll leak test from the tanks and everywhere I can s...
Okay, Ive got the inverter figured and will be setting the converter up on its own plug with switch as suggested. Thanks Westend. When you say distribution panel, do you mean AC or DC? My DC panel is only rated to 30A so if I put the battery and conv...
westend wrote:A circuit breaker or fuse of 65 amps would be appropriate. In Canada, I would guess Princess Auto would be a good supplier.I checked Princess, it was my first stop. They had the blade fuses, but no inline fuse holders. I think I'll need...
