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Old 09-29-2016, 01:30 AM   #2
Oneilkeys
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Model: Travato
State: Florida
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THOR #1765
If you use the search function above and search battery drain, you will have an evening of reading on what drains your batteries. Your chassis battery should stay charged for a week or two if it is fully charged when you leave it. Just driving it for a few miles will not charge it. Many prople put a disconnect switch on the chassis battery to stop the drains. I put a solar trickle charger on mine.

As far as the coach batteries are concerned, there is also a drain even with the store switch in the store mode. Running a fan for two days will drain down any battery. Motors are significant draws.

If you store your RV at home, it is a good idea to plug it in every once in a while to charge up the batteries. It is also good to periodically run your generator, but turning the generator on for a short period of time will not do much to recharge the batteries.
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