Chinook RV

Here's the instructions from Sure Power. Shows how to adjust the set point.

Bill Miller
'97 Concourse (hibernating for now)

I also replaced my bed. Once I removed the old sofa, I assembled a frame using slotted steel angle irons with 2x4s & 1x3s for support. The back angle iron was attached to the same mounting wood pieces that held the old sofa. There was enough space over the water tank to install a drawer. I stain...

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I got one of these jacks.

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Very well made and fits in the rear compartment.

Bill
'97 Concourse

Here's my update: I finally installed the Progressive Dynamics PD4655 Converter running an 8 AWG line from LVD. So far so good. My other electric upgrades: -Installed Progressive Industries PD EMS-HW30C Surge Protector. It's the hard wired version which I Installed in rear compartment behind spare. ...

I've been working on other stuff including a couple of rearview cameras. I'll post when the charger is in. I do plan to run 8 AWG to the LVD.

Bill

Wow, more complicated than I thought. I have a new PD4655 which is why I started this thread. I just replaced my batteries with 2 group 31 from NAPA (b/c of the 30 month warranty). Perhaps my simplest solution is to just run an 8 AWG from the PD to the LVD.

So, I can hook it up with the existing long run to the LVD. I still think that I should do the shorter run under the couch. If so, should I use 8 AWG or go with 6? Also, do I just run a positive wire to the LVD, since the neg. is already grounded? Or run a a neg. wire to the chassis, and if so where...

I have a new Progressive Dynamics (PD4655V) 55 amp converter/charger. It is possible/advisable to use this instead of the 45 amp unit? Should I run a heavier gauge line under the sofa to the LVD? If so what gauge wire should I use?

Thanks,

Bill

'97 Concourse

How were you able to install 2 golf cart batteries? I assume these are 6 volts. All the ones I have looked at are too tall for the battery compartment.