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Please read these Business Terms carefully. These Business Terms form the agreement under which we will supply products to you. These Business Terms are available at ( Site). These Business Terms apply to all sales made by us to you. I've also toyed with the idea of getting the second alternator put in, and set it up to only charge the camper (but this gets complicated to do right and you run the risk of frying the 2nd alternator if you disconnect the 'house' while the truck is running - so I may or may not do that.In these Business Terms and Conditions ( Business Terms) “we”, “us” or “our” mean KickAss Products Pty Ltd ABN 25 169 600 060, its successors and assignees, (referred to as “ we”, “ us”, “ our” or “ KickAss Products”) and you, the person, organisation or entity that purchases products from us (referred to as “you” or “your”), and collectively the Parties. Anyone have any suggestions as to a good/simple place under the hood to get that from? The isolator in my Lance camper died, so I am going to change to the truck mounted solenoid instead. I'm not sure how they all work, but the setup that seems best to me is the plain high-current capable solenoids mounted on the firewall (they fail open, can handle up to 100 amps, and seem to be long lasting), and simply need a lead from a 'key-on' circuit from the truck. Some of the battery isolators/relays suffer from voltage drop and fail closed versus open, and the vary in how dependable they are. I agree, I'd prefer to make my own choices about the current needs and how it is mounted up and even hooked in to the alternator.
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