Which do you own?

[J. Morgan]

Plugging the trailer in will be much faster, and from what I read it takes days do "cook" batteries with the stock converter.


Superat stultitia.

[Rust]

I have two 2000 watt champions with parallel kits.

George

[AWCHIEF]

Using my propane converted Yamaha 2000 for the first time. Dry camping on the Blue Ridge Parkway. I am in nearly 100% shade so unable to use the Renogy solar suitcase.

[alano]

Originally Posted by tjwoods1

This is definitely a newbie question - but would there be any advantage / difference / or reason in charging my two 12v batteries ( in parallel - when boondocking) with a Honda eu1000 via a BatteryMINDER vs plugging the power cord (with the 110 adapter plug) directly into the trailer? Would one way charge faster or keep from over charging? I'm talking just re-charging, not running anything.

The 2015 sport manual says it includes a 3-stage converter/battery charger. Since this supply can deliver more current than your BatteryMINDER, you'll charge your system much faster by simply connecting your generator to the trailer's shore power inlet and let the trailer's converter charger your batteries. Make sure your battery disconnect switch is in the On position to ensure that your converter will charge your batteries.