RV 30 amp Breaker for Battery

[@davidknudson8856]

Your a quick learner Mike! Good to know these things when you're boondocking. Won't hurt to carry a spare everything electrical! Happy Trails Mike!

[@donharbort349]

We are all learning from your experiences.

[@nostressmike]

Lol well keep watch because I'm sure there will be more mistakes. Lol Mike

[@andymedina8235]

Hi Mike, Meekness is not weakness, that's for sure!💪 Staying healthy and grounded!🙏

[@andymedina8235]

Hey Mike, Did you get to visit Nicaragua. I've been there twice!

[@nostressmike]

Just driving through to Panama. Mike

[@andymedina8235]

Oh, cool! My uncle still lives in the mountains! He says he drinks real milk and fresh water. Country living!

[@nostressmike]

@@andymedina8235 you need to go spend some time with your uncle and see what can learn. Mike

[@mickaelwilliams6129]

anywhere, anytime, for no reason shit can happen.

[@jrsgarage3244]

Yes, when driving truck with that cable hooked up will charge battery, just like plugging cell phone into cigarette port.🧐👽

[@Robnord1]

Hey Mike. Your furnace uses approximately 1 gallon of propane in 3 hours of runtime. That breaker is designed to automatically reset when it cools off after being tripped. Did you get a spare just to be prepared, or did it fail to reset? You probably still have my number, and you're welcome to call if you don't get answers you need locally.

[@nostressmike]

I did get a spare and thank you for the information. Mike

[@soldieroftoughlove7635]

If you had a flat roof you could have a literal roof of solar panels on your camper.

[@nostressmike]

Plus the desire. Lol Mike

[@richardhowe5583]

I know nothing about everything..hehe..I learn from people like you..I have been watching "CheapRVliving" channel and I have been learning a lot about RV's and a lot about solar..you might want to check that channel out..I live in south Louisiana about 50 miles from New Orleans..what city and state do you live? Thanks 😊

[@nostressmike]

My family is in Kansas, I've recently move back to the US after moving to Central America in 2003. I share my thoughts and experiences. Mike