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quote:Originally posted by ExPatNW
I would suggest that you cannot unplug from shore power and unplug your battery and run the fridge on just gas. If your fridge is like mine, I need 12V to the fridge to run it on gas. With neither battery or shore power you won't have 12v to the fridge.
I would leave shore power connected and disconnect the battery to charge it.
Sure others will chime in with helpful advice too.
Chris
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Now that I actually think about it, you are correct. Thanks to others for the tips as well, especially about the possible converter damage. I will make sure not to ground the lead when I leave the shore power on. I have already blown a fuse today by over-extending the landing gear. Old-timer's disease is taking its toll, maybe I should go back to a tent or just check-in to the old folks home and pretend I'm camping!