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Old 04-15-2018, 04:53 AM   #10
Gladinwj
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Compass 24TX
State: Kentucky
Posts: 55
THOR #7036
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Originally Posted by Laco View Post
I have the Sprinter chassis as well, and that 14.1 or 14.2 volts you see reflects to some degree the state of your house batteries. I see mine at that same voltage sometimes even a 14.3 volts, while driving, but it always drops down into the mid to low 13 volts as the batteries charge up. Charging from the converter off shore power, I never see 14+ volts, the highest will be 13.7 or 13.8 volts, and drops to 13.2 or so as the batteries charge up.
I recently replaced both of my house batteries and no matter how long they are charged, once I'm drivng, and they are being charged by the alternator, the voltage never goes below 14.1.

I can be in a campground charging for days, but when i disconnect and drive, it will charge at 14.2-14.1 even if if I drive all day.
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