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Old 03-25-2013, 09:22 PM   #21
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Back in the 60s when truck campers started to be popular I did un a diode between the PU battery & camper battery. Problem was the .7 volt drop across the diode. I changed it out to a germanium diode with .2 volts drop. Not sure they are even available any more. You have made a few good points.
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