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cdrdwd: Seeing how fast I can charge my new LifePo4 with 160 watts of solar
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cdrdwd: Hazy day 7.1 amps total - or 3% an hour for each LifePo4
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cdrdwd: A look inside the battery compartment
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cdrdwd: 2006 Lexington 255DS Wiring
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cdrdwd: 2006 Lexington 255DS Wiring LifePo4
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cdrdwd: Original wiring under the stove
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cdrdwd: DC-DC Charger wiring information
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cdrdwd: Soldering the DC-DC wire connectors
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cdrdwd: Wires required to hook up DC-DC Charger AGW 8
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cdrdwd: New wires run through access hole
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cdrdwd: Wires come out above the propane tank
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cdrdwd: Mounted the DC-DC charger above the CO/Propane detector
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cdrdwd: DC-DC charger wires behind the charger
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cdrdwd: Wires moved behind drawer slide and connected
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cdrdwd: Engine started with old AGM batter and all is well
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cdrdwd: Battery compartment - rusted again
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cdrdwd: Quick cleaning and painting of battery compartment
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cdrdwd: Zip tied heater vents down and duct taped a whole
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cdrdwd: Two 100 amp hour LifePo4 batteries in place and working (charging on solar, alternator or converter).