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Ac/DC and DC/DC onboard chargers

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So what I understand we need both charger, one for charging batteries when you get back home and another one dc to dc for charging batteries with engine when it is running?

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    Most larger motors have an alternator (charging coil or stator are other names) and will recharge your battery - just like in your car/truck. If it doesn't have one, then the AC/DC charger is what you need for your starting battery.

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