Question. I would like to get an on board charger but I keep my boat at the cabin most of the summer and do not have electricity, just a generator. I have my deep cells hooked up to a solar trickle charger and that seems to keep the batteries topped off in between trips to the cabin. Does anybody know if you can use a solar charger with an on board charger or do you need 110 going to the on board? If you need 110, does the on board charger charge about the same speed as your normal deep cycle charger? I sometimes need 12 or more hours to charge my 2 batteries. Thanks. I'm going to buy new batteries tonight and I can always buy more stuff if I need to.
We went to the flats too. I dipped a tire on the rental car onto it just to say I’ve been there,but it was still pretty soft from winter melt. After seeing some moron in a BMW suv get dragged out of the muck I had no intention of repeating his stupidity.
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Question. I would like to get an on board charger but I keep my boat at the cabin most of the summer and do not have electricity, just a generator. I have my deep cells hooked up to a solar trickle charger and that seems to keep the batteries topped off in between trips to the cabin. Does anybody know if you can use a solar charger with an on board charger or do you need 110 going to the on board? If you need 110, does the on board charger charge about the same speed as your normal deep cycle charger? I sometimes need 12 or more hours to charge my 2 batteries. Thanks. I'm going to buy new batteries tonight and I can always buy more stuff if I need to.
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