Nov-20-2021 02:30 PM
Nov-22-2021 07:07 AM
time2roll wrote:
on edit: IN THE ABSENCE OF A RED WARNING STICKER STATING OTHERWISE
If the RV is plugged in, the battery can be removed. All systems (both 12v and 120v) will work.
And yes a few items might be connected direct to the battery in addition to the main cables. These items need to be connected to the main cables to function.
Nov-22-2021 07:02 AM
Nov-21-2021 01:32 PM
Nov-21-2021 01:11 PM
time2roll wrote:Huntindog wrote:I am intrigued. What did not work? What was the potential damage from no battery?
And SOME TTs DO require a battery in the circuit for ALL systems to work.
I had one. A 2001 Wilderness. And it did not have an inverter/charger combo unit.
Nov-21-2021 12:19 PM
Huntindog wrote:I am intrigued. What did not work? What was the potential damage from no battery?
And SOME TTs DO require a battery in the circuit for ALL systems to work.
I had one. A 2001 Wilderness. And it did not have an inverter/charger combo unit.
Nov-21-2021 10:24 AM
time2roll wrote:I am aware of what section we are in.Huntindog wrote:We are in the Travel Trailer section.time2roll wrote:NOT ALWAYS!!!
If the RV is plugged in, the battery can be removed. All systems (both 12v and 120v) will work.
And yes a few items might be connected direct to the battery in addition to the main cables. These items need to be connected to the main cables to function.
This is a blanket statement, that is not true for all RVS.
Yes if your travel trailer came with an inverter/charger combo unit, the system may require a battery.
Nov-21-2021 08:24 AM
Nov-21-2021 07:47 AM
CA Traveler wrote:
Just for information: We picked up a rat in Flagstaff AZ and tried every device known to man to catch him while he had a steady diet of apples, peanut butter, bacon etc and chair cushion for comfort. We did not want to use poison and deal with a dead rat that we couldn't find. He stole the mouse trap bait, ate his way out of the biggest glue traps? Electronic repelant devices were like music to him. Rat trap? Nope, he read the label "Danger rat trap" and totally avoided it. We finally caught him in a live trap in Denver, CO.
Nov-21-2021 07:35 AM
Huntindog wrote:We are in the Travel Trailer section.time2roll wrote:NOT ALWAYS!!!
If the RV is plugged in, the battery can be removed. All systems (both 12v and 120v) will work.
And yes a few items might be connected direct to the battery in addition to the main cables. These items need to be connected to the main cables to function.
This is a blanket statement, that is not true for all RVS.
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