usandthreedogs
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I would like to add a Charge Wizard to my parents new 3055. Before I do do a "Search and Destroy" mission in their basement, can anyone tell me where the converter is located. 
Where is the converter?
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ChopperBill
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Even our salesman couldn't find it! We came to the conclusion it was behind a panel in the basement. Didn't confirm that though.
ChopperBill
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It would be the best $25 you ever spent!
Yep - that's there is to installing it. I seem to recall a screw that needs to be removed on the converter, then plug in the charge wizard. Maybe replace the screw, can't remember.
Consider placement of the control unit too. The cord on the Wizard is maybe 3 feet. On my Landmark, I wanted to place my Wizard controller next to the battery shut-off switch, viewable and accessable just inside one of my exterior doors (above the battery compartment). I had to chop the cord in half, route the wiring and resplice it. Progressive Dynamics approved my method in advance.
Happy charging.
Jim
On edit: Check out this link for a picture of the plug into the back of the Wizard
Consider placement of the control unit too. The cord on the Wizard is maybe 3 feet. On my Landmark, I wanted to place my Wizard controller next to the battery shut-off switch, viewable and accessable just inside one of my exterior doors (above the battery compartment). I had to chop the cord in half, route the wiring and resplice it. Progressive Dynamics approved my method in advance.
Happy charging.
Jim
On edit: Check out this link for a picture of the plug into the back of the Wizard
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ChopperBill
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The Charge Wizard is a three stage charger. If I use my generator to charge up the batteries while boon docking they charge up a lot faster than without the Wizard. When in the float mode it wont boil your batteries dry like a conventional charger. Every once in a while it will shoot extra voltage to the battery so it wont sulfate. I don't know all the fancy terms but you can visit their web site and read all about them. Like I said for about $25 and a 5 minute install you cant go wrong.
on edit: There is a button on them that you can push to regulate the rate of charge also.
on another edit: If you order one make sure that you tell them if you have acid charged batteries or gel cell. There is a difference in Wizards.
on edit: There is a button on them that you can push to regulate the rate of charge also.
on another edit: If you order one make sure that you tell them if you have acid charged batteries or gel cell. There is a difference in Wizards.
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