Sam, either way will work. If left connected to shore power, the converter will keep it at a "float" charge level, and the battery will not be subject to freezing, resulting in damage to the battery. Some prefer to use a small inexpensive float charger to maintain the voltage when removed and stored elsewhere. This removes any possible damage to the converter in case of a voltage surge in the electrical system.
Jerry J
----- Original Message -----From: josefsalvatoreSent: Sunday, October 31, 2010 7:57 AMSubject: [tabtrailers] How to store for winterPlease can someone tell me, is it best to store my T@B, for winter, with shore power pluged in or should I remove the battery and keep it charged and unpluged?? Thanks for your help.. Sam..
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