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Hi Guys,
I'm coming in on this conversation as I have a problem.
I've just had a motor mover fitted which obviously runs off 12v, but this weekend I am gonig to a foresty commission site for the bank holiday with non electric, I will only be running the lights and water pump for the weekend, keeping them to a minimum, will be taking charged battery lamps too. I'm just worried about the state of the battery when I get home to operate the motor mover as I'm only an hour from home so won't be charging much on the way home. I am not keen on taking batterys in and out for recharging, and I only have the one, do you think I will have enough power left for monday using the mover. I did pick up a 5 in 1 power pack from towesure today with an inverter, will this be any good if I plug the mains lead into it, I was going ot save it for charging the laptop for kids to watch dvd. Any other suggestions.
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Jules
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Topic: Charging second battery in car boot?
