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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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Leaving it plugged in CAN hurt. Mine was plugged in with the main breaker off. It was a total loss and some damage to the house 20 ft away. I kept a hose on the house til the fire dept arrived. They said a mouse could have eaten a wire before the breaker. New RV not left plugged in when we are not in it or loading it.
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