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I am considering a multistage charger (TrueCharge 40) but my buzz box converter still works. Is it worthwhile to install a new converter?

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I am considering a multistage charger (TrueCharge 40) but my buzz box converter still works. Is it worthwhile to install a new converter?

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The Statpower charger can still be a very good investment depending on your use of the coach. When you need to replace the existing converter it is worth considering the TrueCharge. In the meantime, how you use your coach determines whether or not a multistage charger is needed to make your coach function well. If you dry camp (camp without electrical hookups) managing your battery banks is an important part of your camping experience. If your stays are short enough that you never need to recharge your house bank you can make do just fine with the old style buzz box. Recharging is done hooked to shore power. If you need to recharge from the genset, a multistage charger will significantly reduce the time required to charge your battery banks. Q: Where do I get a combiner A: West Marine carries them. I’m not sure about other suppliers. Part number West marine for 150A combiner 128293 – price on sale is about $100.

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