[jdaniel]

After finding my inverter under the cabinets in the bathroom closet, I have a modified sine wave Heart inverter/charger so I should not have to upgrade. There is a Heart remote panel next to the refridgerator that says on/off/low charge. No matter where it's set, the inverter power is on. Problem one, I guess if I leave it set to "slow charge" it might not boil the batteries when it's plugged into shore power. We'll see. Problem two is when it sits overnight and not plugged in, the batteries are drained to the point I have to use the merge switch. If it sits two days, they're all too dead. Why would they drain so fast? I have four 8-D coach batteries and 2 cranking 8-D's. The fridge stays on and for some reason won't set to LP. It only wants to work on shore power/ generator or battery.