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  1. 14th October 2016, 05:25 PM #1
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    School me on DC/DC chargers and systems

    Hi guys,

    I am looking to set up my camper properly with a DC/DC charger and thinking i should also have something on the GUIV too.

    Looking at the CTEK but don't really understand the product? or linking in series or it appears there are a couple of products to build a system with?

    The Redarc looks sweet too but boy there is some Coin involved!

    Was in the local ARB yesterday and they had them on the shelf and spoke with the bloke. He was selling the Redarc systems. He suggested a 12v X 40amp Redarc on the camper and a 12v X 25amp under the bonnet.

    Really keen to develop a good thread here. Or..... point me at an existing thread i have over looked please.

    Cheers in advance

    MR

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