My 2001 Excella has two batteries, one of them tests Replace & the other tests good. For the next three months I should most days be connected to shore power 110v with only an occasional need for battery power for at most one or two nights. Should I disconnect the bad battery? I would like to postpone replacing both batteries untill I am using the on board power dry camping, in the fall of the year.
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Originally Posted by jbailey01
My 2001 Excella has two batteries, one of them tests Replace & the other tests good. For the next three months I should most days be connected to shore power 110v with only an occasional need for battery power for at most one or two nights. Should I disconnect the bad battery? I would like to postpone replacing both batteries untill I am using the on board power dry camping, in the fall of the year.
It will work fine, and in fact I have friends who never dry camp, always in a park with hook ups, and so never buy but one battery for their 31 footer.
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