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Old 01-04-2017, 04:07 PM   #15
Oneilkeys
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Model: Travato
State: Florida
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Originally Posted by camperguy99 View Post
On my Tuscany I simply pull the green wire off the BIRD and this forces the trombetta to open up isolating the two battery banks. So the full charging current of the 100 amp Magnum goes to my bank of 3 series pairs of GC2 batteries. Works well and does not require any extra wiring or devices. The BIRD has a spade lug with the green wire carrying only the coil power of the relay. Incidentally, i replaced the Trombetta with a White Rodgers 200 amp solenoid that has much lower coil current. Nearly an exact replacement for the powe hungry Trombetta.
That's basically what I was going to do in my Axis, except put a switch in there, and in your case with a large battery bank and 100 amp charger, I think that is an excellent idea. In my case with two small 29 batteries in my house bank and a 55 amp charger, I don't think that is necessary. Your replacement of the Trombetta with the White Rogers solenoid is an good idea. I will put that in my list.
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