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If you are using a TT, then you will be towing it with a car.
A car charges batteries, right?
So carry a spare battery in the boot of the car (strapped down ofcourse) and have an extra 12n plug with just the wires from the TT Charging circuit and the Negative circuit of that plug, into the boot of the car and connected to this spare battery. Then as you drive around, you will charge the spare battery, ready to change it over when the one in the TT gets low.
You could wire such a unit into the car, but the easiest way is to just plug it into the existing socket when needed and run the cable into the boot, carefully closing the boot lid so that you do not damage the cable.
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Lobey.
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Topic: 12v system
