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Old 03-18-2007, 09:16 AM   #6
patodonn
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M.O.C. #331
Battery(ies) need to be disconnected, and, if the weather is going to be very cold, removed and stored indoors for RV long term storage or winterization, for sure. Keep them on a "trickle charger" if you can.

The propane leak detector, carbon monoxide detector and/or any other "things" which operate off the RV battery will certainly pull it down after a few weeks/months, esp. if the outside temps are very low.
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