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Bogart Wifi Module

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Todd Bowen

Newbie
Has anyone tried adding the Bogart WF-2030 wifi module to their existing TM-2030-RV battery monitor?

Could be overkill, since all the important data displays on the battery monitor.

Just wondering if maybe there is a pro to access when the trailer is in storage?
 
Seems like overkill, and thats hard to say 'coz I >LOVE< my toys!!!!

For some one who is full timing and lives and dies by their battery charge.....but not sure what it would by for storage monitoring and winter storage. The best thing to do for lead acid and AGM is to put them on a battery maintainer (which our charges do) and get out camping as much as possible :D
 
Sweeney said:
Seems like overkill, and thats hard to say 'coz I >LOVE< my toys!!!!

For some one who is full timing and lives and dies by their battery charge.....but not sure what it would by for storage monitoring and winter storage. The best thing to do for lead acid and AGM is to put them on a battery maintainer (which our charges do) and get out camping as much as possible :D
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Concluding the same, just thought if I was missing a magic reason. I like simple.
 
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