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Old 02-29-2020, 09:43 AM   #4
twindman
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M.O.C. #5651
You don't need anything. Just remove the battery cable for the time it isn't being used. I leave mine sit for 5 months - often longer - and the batteries will still raise the front jacks when hitching up. Just make sure it is fully charged when you store it.
A handy and useful item is a volt/amp meter. There will be other times when it is nice, but you can check the battery voltage. If you are new, you may not realize that a fully charged battery is at 12.73 volts, not 12. And wait a few hours after it has been charge to check. Just plug it in for 4-5 hours with a standard drop cord and it will charge up via the convertor.
Happy camping.
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