Inverter charging

[GeorgeTelford]

Promariner is US based and you will find many of the same products (just under different Badges), but for some reason they do not list the Smart regs and battery to battery chargers.

http://www.pmariner.com/products.php

Ample Technology

http://www.amplepower.com/products/sarv3/index.html

There is some good info on this site too

Chris, as far as I am aware only Sterling produce the battery to battery chargers, you didnt mention 2 different tow vehicles before (not that I noticed anyway)and the devil is in he details.... If you Go the invertor route, probably a sterling 20 to 40 Amp charger is best (for speed of charging) not cheap though My 30 A cost £259 List (mind you I didnt pay anything like list price, went to factory Met Charles Sterling and Paid in cash)

[sdtripper2]

Hi, George:

After all is said and done with this thread ... To sum it uP... I wonder if you could pose a question and then answer it with links as only you can do and add it to the FAQ's section up to the toP for quicker retrieval? Content in the FAQ's section http://tinyurl.com/le2ad

You seem to have such a good grasp on so many things ... Your an asset and a great source of knowledge for the forum.

[asianflava]

Cabela's re-labels ProMariner chargers. They are the same thing, only painted green.

[jo_tigger]

Here is a New York/Canadian company. You have to email to get pricing. They quoted me $561.00 for the MajorBCD305-12-12 DC/DC charger. This is not a recommendation just an alternative.

http://www.majorpower.com/chargers/majorbcd_guide.html

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Richard
Ausitn, TX

[Artificer]

Another DC input charger, by Powerstream: 15 amp 4stage charger, input is 10-15VDC. $140