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That's great! Really appreciate the info......

Wow! Awesome! Okay, that's all I was really looking for...so the different amp charging sources I listed will just co-exist based on the voltages seen by all...do you think I can buy the batteries now or wait until I have all pieces assembled to ensure compatibility?

I'm new to all of this battery info; just bought a Class A RV and am trying to get the power setup so I can boondock for a few days and then travel on without worrying about the power system of the RV (minus the Air Conditioner). Trying to understand some basic assumptions so I can make the...

Sweet! So ditch the 60 amp solar charge controller, go with 40 amps and save some $$$! That will work for me :)

For now I'm planning on using the alternator with a B2B interface of 40 amps; as well as generator/shore power, then for solar I was looking at a couple of panels that give me 620 watts @40v combined with a controller that could handle 60 amps....this is just from reading all of the forum...

okay, sounds good....soooo if I expand the batteries to 420AH, do I still stick with 30? Because I plan on getting solar sometime in the near future and was thinking I needed a 60 amp charge controller...if not, then I definitely can save a few $$$.....

Trying to understand basic electrons here; just picked my MH and it has two Full River 12v 105AH Type 27 batteries. The charge rate on the battery says it has a max charge rate of 30 amps; ok, given that, if you have two in parallel does that mean the charge rate is 60 amps looking at the...

I need to upgrade our current single stage charger; would like to only have to purchase this item once. Do they actually make one that can work with all battery types?

Sweet!!! Thats the info I was looking for....I was thinking about getting the Intelli-Power 60 vice the 80, but I like the way you think.... thanks so much! Rick

I've tried to research this to the point my eyes have gotten crossed....:sick: I have 2 100AH AGM's in parallel along with a 5500Kw generator for our motorhome; I want to replace the original (2007) unit with something better (I've seen a large# of choices), the question is how big of a unit...