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Old 03-18-2015, 10:13 AM   #1
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Default Battery Charging/Refrigerator Running Wiring Kit

I came across this kit online. It has everything needed to wire a tow vehicle for adequate charging of the trailer batteries as well as running the refrigerator from the tow vehicle.

TRAC Vehicle Wiring Kit
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Old 03-18-2015, 11:37 AM   #2
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Wow! 8 Gauge and 60 Amps. Probably more than my 130 Amp alternator could supply (in addition to the needs of the truck). Kinda expensive though - $99. I suspect I could fab something equivalent for much less cost.

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It's expensive but it's a high quality setup. They are using a nice, waterproof circuit breaker as well as tinned marine wire. The trailer connectors also look like high quality parts.
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Nice set-up but not as much fun as Jack's solar panel auxiliary charging unit.
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Nice set-up but not as much fun as Jack's solar panel auxiliary charging unit.

I live in the Pacific Northwest; what is solar energy?
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I live in the Pacific Northwest; what is solar energy?
You need a water wheel, don't you?

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You need a water wheel, don't you?

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You got that right!
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Old 03-19-2015, 01:27 PM   #8
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We bought a used Montana highway patrol car and it not only had a 170 amp alternator but 100 amp service ran all the way into the trunk. Too bad its a FWD Impala and can't tow much. I bet the police spec Tahoes would be great for this.
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