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Old 06-25-2020, 04:27 PM   #1
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battery impact of charge/discharge

I have solar on my trailer. Even when camping and normal use overnight, the batteries are generally recharged by late morning.

In between trips, was thinking I might leave the Vortex fan on all the time with a window cracked to keep from heat buildup in these 95* days.

Will that night discharge and daily recharge have any ill effects on the batteries as opposed to the "trickle" it would be without the fan on? I have two 6 volts.


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It would work best if you have 6 volt batteries.
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