More battery questions

[Elk]

Well I got my trailer back and I do not have the 9100 progressive converter it is a 6300 parellex. So it looks like I will have to get a seperate charger since the charge wizzard only only fits 9100 progressive. Any suggestions of what I should get I have two 6 volt trogen golf cart batteries. Also will I have to disable the phony charger which is built into the converter. Thanks

 

[Slough]

You can't get any parts for that unit any more. Just go ahead and get the 7300RU kit in 45 amps or 55amps. It made all the differents in the world. What ever power is not beening used, can keep the battery charge up.

 

[Elk]

That is amazing it is already obsolete since the trailer is a 2003. How much for the 7300 kit and does it charge as well as the charge wizzard.

 

[Slough]

They start at about 225. 00. If you go to the 9100 series, you WILL want to completely remove the 6300 linear converter lower power section. With a little work you can hook up the 12v fuse panel to the 9100. I'Be installed both. Find that they are equal, but with the wizard installed the 9100 may be a little better. I had the 7300 installed in my Dutchman for over a year and love it. The lights were brighter. Thought I would put in a Charge Wizard on my current trailer but it has only a 9000 series installed. (The 6300 only charges at a rate of 3-5 amps per hour. Also if you take a AC Volt meter you can read AC in the DC circuit. Should never be over 3-4 volt AC. Mine was up to 7 volts).

The only reason is to save money. They did last for a long time.