statpower question

[hdavis]

>While waiting for my statpower 40 to arrive I find myself wondering if there
>would be a conflict between the converter and the battery charger on the
>genset.

Yes. You should disconnect the genset charger (it's only a couple fo amps
in any case). Otherwise your statpower will stop charging when it senses
the additional power source.

Henry

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[richard waters]

Louie,
I have a statpower 40 that I installed a few months ago. There seems to be
absolutely no conflicts with anything. It works very well for me. The only
thing that may be considered a negative is when I have the fridge on 12 volts
(I have a switch now to switch between 12 volts and 120 VAC) the fan on the
statpower runs. The fan is pretty loud, even though it is enclosed in the
converter
compartment.

If you have any questions about the installation in your Palm Beach let me know
and I'll be happy to tell you what I did.
Richard Waters '76 Palm Beach, Troy, MI
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> While waiting for my statpower 40 to arrive I find myself wondering if there
> would be a conflict between the converter and the battery charger on the
> genset. Would one hurt the other and if so what to do about it.
> Also wonder if (not sure how to phrase this) the MH is connected with shore
> line to house, then would starting the genset have any adverse effect on the
> converter? Sure don't want any electrical conflicts.
> Just wondering and if anyone has any knowledge on these thoughts, would
> appreciate some feedback.
>
> thanks and put me down for a 317 also, sounds like a good deal.
>
> Louie Diamond
> Lexington, Ohio
> 76 Palm Beach