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Originally Posted by Oneilkeys
I have not seen a "store" switch yet that totally disconnects the house batteries from everything. There always seems to be some parasitic load. I have found that if I leave my coach for more than a couple of weeks, I need to disconnect the batteries or use a solar panel or other "trickle" charge device.
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My experience has been different...
My 2000 Infinity had a chassis and coach disconnects - and when disconnected - everything was off...
Made it 3 months plus thru Michigan winters without needing a charge (changed oil before storage - did stop in as snow allowed to check voltage - never started or charged in that time.)
My 2014 Hurricane only has the coach battery disconnect.. Again has sat multiple months (spring/fall as we now head south for winter) with no issues for either battery...
(Except for once in my driveway when I had the coach switch set to 'use' without shore power for over a week - but my own fault there.... it did exactly what I told it to.)
Obviously something to check and understand how each unit behaves... I certainly expect 'disconnect' means everything - and would find/address anything that behaved differently