Yes I'll be charging it at home to start but I won't be taking the battery out to do so. The only time it will come out is during the real cold months of winter here in Montana and plugged inside to a maintainer.so you're charging at home then taking the battery, or are you running the charger off the 120V outlet in the rear?
one thing to keep an eye on if you're not charging on the go is that that renogy battery is that i notice on the website they list the 10hr discharge capacity instead of the more typical (for automotive batteries) 20 hr discharge.
The 10hr discharge that they list and not the typical 20hr was asked on Amazon and the asnswer was 102 or 104ah (can't remember exact) @20HR Discharge capacity. There website was the same price as on Amazon but I saved 10% giving them my email which came to $20 off on there site with free shipping. I ordered Sunday and they emailed me Monday it was shipped:frog: