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Old Today, 08:01 AM   #1
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Charging batteries over the winter

I have 4 brand new 6 V batteries that I'd like to keep in like new condition for as long as possible. There's 400w of solar on the roof. I understand that removing the batteries and putting them in the basement (which I have always done before solar) on a trickle charger would be best. However, my question is, how much damage will be done to the batteries by leaving them in the motorhome over the winter? I'm in the Chicago area, unfortunately, lol!
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