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wheele house battery chargeing
i have a converter in my house coverts 110v to 12v and charges the battery what i want to do is add another battery in parallel to get more run time so i don't have to run the generator as much and i also have an electric auger that i run
will the converter charge both batteries any thoughts or experience with adding batteries too the house is welcome thought about adding a 2 bank charger like the boat and leave it plugged in all the time but don't know if i will have an issue with the converter trying to charge at the same time |
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What is a wheele house????
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An ice fishing house that has axles that allow you to lower the house to ice level.
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I would not charge 2 batteries in parallel. Plus the converter that came with the house has a low charging rate if it's like mine. I'm going to be putting in a 2 battery bank charger in mine,and pull the charging fuse in the converter. Good luck
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I think it depends on the output of your converter. You should be able to find that out by doing a search using the model number of the unit. The converter on my enclosed snowmobile trailer easily charges the 2 onboard batteries.
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run them in parallel. use the inverter. Been doing it for years. never had a problem. I also have four batteries in my boat, two batteries in parallel ,and the three bank charger keeps them all charged just fine. Just takes a little longer to charge when having two in parallel
. Have you thought about solar charger at all? |
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