Battery Chargers

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I just replaced my single expired charger with 2 Progressive Dynamics
PD9270R 70 AMP RV Converter/Chargers and they seem to be working very
well. Cost each was $194.00 and the install was easy.

Alvie Miller
Arthur IL
93 WLWB

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, krminyl@... wrote:
>
> I replaced mine a few years ago with Progressive Dynamics
chargers....Curt
> Sprenger did the same on his 87 PT. they offer, as an option, the
charge
> Wizard, which is a neat option that monitors you batteries, and
does a good job
> of keeping your batteries as healthy as possible, particularly when
not used of
> extended periods of time. Curt has the charge Wizard, I don't
(Curt has
> more money than I do, besides Curt always does the ultimate!!..Hi
curt!) Good
> service....if they break, send it in, and they will send you a new
or refurb
> unit for about 1/3rd the cost of a new one. They have some good
deals on
> their website...check it out....\
>
> _www.progressivedyn.com_ (http://www.progressivedyn.com)
>
> If you have a lot of money, and don't mind spending it, I hear the
TruCharge
> units are really nice too, but too pricey for me. I'd look at
both of them.
> You could always go all out, and go with a new big
inverter/charger
> combo....really big bucks!! Like a Trace or Heart.....
>
> BTW, you old chargers don't work too good as boat anchors, unless
you put a
> good eyebolt on the top, and through the whole case...they work
great as a
> SeaDo anchor, as is.
>
> Kevin McKeown
> Yorba Linda, CA
> 1986 38' PT (For Sale)
>
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