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ex_moore_power wrote:

Hi,

I strongly recommend connecting any solar system direct to the leisure battery if it's easily achievable and use either a van bitz battery master or the CBE BCM12 available from CAK tanks to split the charge over to the starter battery during storage.

Hope this helps.

Justin

The CBE BCM12 is the set up I installed, when I unwittingly discovered that the solar panels did not charge the starter battery. It works extremely well, charges up to 4 amps, and is very easy to install.
Since installation, I have never suffered from a flat starter battery, unlike previously.

Regards,

Jock.

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