[TMfor4ofus]

Okay thanks for the info guys. I have noticed after just a few days left alone the charge has dropped quite a bit so I either plug it in our hook it up to the solar panels on our deck above the trailer once a week. The puny 30w solar only does good if its a bright sunny day and I have them leaned toward the sun. Then it will get to about 13.4V at best for 5-6 hours now. So two things: I'll disconnect the batteries after this weekends trip. We are in a hook up site for 2 days so it should be charged good when we get home. Also look into upgrading the solar. Good to know the converter has a smart charger. It does seem to charge it up well after one night. Thanks Again.