Any thoughts on battery isolator

[trinityfly]

We have recently purchased a 2015 RPod 179. Have had other RVs that had a battery isolator installed between the tow vehicle and the coach. As far as I know there is none on either my truck or the RPod. All the trailer manuals recommend using the 12 volt system to operate the refrigerator while traveling. If we have to stop for any length of time do we need to unplug the Rpod from the tow vehicle. If not does the coach battery draw off the auto battery? Any thoughts?


Joe and Diane, pups Jenny and Tyke
2011 Tundra-2015 RPod 179 (Mr.Toad)
Alive and well, deep in the forests of Northern California

[kymooses]

Originally Posted by trinityfly

We have recently purchased a 2015 RPod 179. Have had other RVs that had a battery isolator installed between the tow vehicle and the coach. As far as I know there is none on either my truck or the RPod. All the trailer manuals recommend using the 12 volt system to operate the refrigerator while traveling. If we have to stop for any length of time do we need to unplug the Rpod from the tow vehicle. If not does the coach battery draw off the auto battery? Any thoughts?


Joe and Diane, pups Jenny and Tyke
2011 Tundra-2015 RPod 179 (Mr.Toad)
Alive and well, deep in the forests of Northern California

Grats on the 179, saw your question answered on the other forum. Good luck and we hope to see you out there Podding someday!