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Running an RV air conditioner with batteries is very possible but it takes a lot of battery power. In this video I will show you how long a Dometic Blizzard NXT 15000 BTU air conditioner will run on two 100 amp hour batteries running on a Xantrex Freedom X 2000 watt pure sine wave inverter.   Components The components that I’m using are two lithium ion batteries from Greenlife, they are each 100 amp hours. We have our 2000 watt pure sine wave inverter by Xantrex. We are using a Blizzard NXT 2 RV air conditioner. This is a 15000...

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Learn how to operate your RV emergency start switch. I also discuss a few other tips and tricks while using this Motorhome feature. It is like jump starting yourself when your battery dies. This can also be used to get you to a safer location if your alternator dies on the road. I also go over some modifications I did to my switch to help me use this handy feature. Thank you for watching and happy camping.

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Quick answer to what A RV Emergency start switch does. A motorhome that is equipped with a emergency start button or switch has the ability to connect the RV house battery with the RV engine battery allowing you to jump start your engine battery in case of failure. A solenoid is activated when you push the emergency start button that connects the house battery to the starting chassis battery enabling you to start the RV engine. 

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Adding some extra USB power outlets to your RV can be a simple install and really improve your options while traveling. There always seems to be a shortage of power options in your RV and this is a great way to fix that problem. You can use the wiring that goes to your RV lights to power your new charging station as long as your wiring is an antiquate gauge for your power demands. As long as you are only powering smaller electronics you should be fine. I hope this video helps you figure out what you need to do in...

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