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Originally Posted by Yosemitebob
I use solar and for five years no problems. If you just turn your batteries off at the switch there are phantom drains that will still lower battery level, ie. radio, smoke alarm, etc. charge battery completely and disconnect at the battery if you go that route. I do recommend a solar charger.
Leaving your coach plugged in will not hurt it
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Yeah but in an enclosed storage building solar will not help.
Well I say it COULD HURT to leave it plugged it. Freaky things are always going on with RV's. This forum if full of them. I rather NOT worry about some surge frying something when im gone, Converter over charging my battieries, or fire etc.
I say plug it in for a day or two at a time every couple of weeks (in my case once a month with my AGM's).
But Everyone has their own opinion on this. So really no wrong answer.
If I had my own storge (at my house) I might leave it plug in 90% of the time with a fan going most of the summer time (or even with AC on once in a while).
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