The only reason I have found to have the propane off while traveling was during fueling operations, tunnels that require it and using a ferry to cross Puget Sound that required it. Otherwise I drive with the fridge on auto and no problems with the batteries. I also do not charge them while traveling. I never hooked up the charge line as the house batteries should maintain a full charge for a day's travel with nothing other than the fridge and sensor draw. Everything else is turned off including the water heater and furnace.
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Mike Nancy and the fuzzies
Fulltiming since June 2004
Volvo 660 MH tow vehicle
2005 MS 38RL
2007 Saturn Ion "toad"
2010 Gold Wing "piggyback"
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