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electrical:12v:alternator [2024/04/26 17:11]
frater_secessus [sizing the wire]
electrical:12v:alternator [2024/05/09 14:00]
frater_secessus [isolator without a house battery]
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 ==== workaround: heavier wiring ==== ==== workaround: heavier wiring ====
  
-It's also possible to run a separate and heavier cable from the TV to the trailer;  this would minimize voltage sag.  If a plain isolator is used with heavier wiring the voltage will still be insufficient to fully charge lead batteries.    +It's also possible to run a separate and (much) heavier & more expensive cable/connector from the TV to the trailer;  this would minimize voltage sag.   
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-Heavier cabling + a DC-DC charger could provide correct voltage to the trailer battery.  
  
 ===== isolator without a house battery ===== ===== isolator without a house battery =====
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-This setup would be:  starter battery -> isolator -> inverter -> 120vac devices+This setup would be:  starter battery -> combiner((A $25-$40 VSR (often marketed as a smart battery isolator) might be easiest. Could go even cheaper with a regular relay but you'd have to hunt for a D+/IGN signal.))   
 + -> inverter -> 120vac devices 
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electrical/12v/alternator.txt · Last modified: 2024/05/09 14:00 by frater_secessus