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Like I said the RV is at a storage facility, so I am not able to put or leave a charge on it and won't be able to get proper readings for a while, will let you know how that goes. I just thought it was unusually short time for the batteries to run down when they were left fully charged and the battery switch was off.

I was running the generator to charge the batteries on the trip to the storage facility and they had charged the batteries to the point they were on float charge when I parked the RV and turned off the batteries. I returned two days later and the batteries were dead. They are 4-6 volt batteries, and the charging system is a inverter/ charger.

I am not sure the brand of batteries, bought at Costco in July 2014. Motor home is not plugged in, I have it in outside storage with no access to power to charge the batteries. The unit was parked on Saturday with the panel showing the batteries were on float charge, by Tuesday the batteries were dead. I tested the specific gravity while the batteries were discharged and all cells tested fair. I turned the battery disconnect in the battery compartment to off when I parked it.

Brand new house batteries on my Holiday Rambler continue to run down even when I turn battery switch off. Batteries test fair with a specific gravity test, and they show no voltage with a multi-meter